Wolves and domestic dogs share a common ancestor and look similar in many ways. Both are social animals that live in groups. Wolves, however, live in the wild and hunt prey cooperatively, whereas dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years to work alongside humans.
-
A
Wolves and dogs are not related and share no common traits
-
B
Both wolves and dogs are fully domesticated animals
-
C
Wolves and dogs are both social animals, but wolves are wild hunters while dogs are domesticated companions
-
D
Dogs hunt cooperatively in the wild just like wolves