Post by bratterratt on May 18, 2011 19:00:27 GMT -8
The Southern Pack makes their dens and living quarters on the edge of South Thumb and on the border of Biscuit Basin, giving them a water supply close by and the protection of the wooded area from natural elements.
Alpha Pair and Offspring Dens
Mors, the single Alpha male, resides in a den dug into the side of a small uprising/hill. It is not exceptionally large, but it does however have a connecting chamber for future pups, if there be any.
Beta Pair and Offspring Dens
Dug into the same uprising/hill, is the Beta pair den. It is around the side, while the Alpha's sits at the front. It also contains a second chamber for pups, future or present
Pack Member Dens
Situated in a circle about the Alpha and Beta dens, are the pack member dens. These are created out of hollowed logs, fallen trees, etc. They are crafted by the pair occupying them, so each is a little different. These dens are created using the supplies of the forest; branches, larger limbs, pine needles, etc.
Omega Dens
The Omega wolves sleep down closer to Biscuit Basin, in damp, dank caves that have been hollowed out by past rushing water. They aren't large and there are only a few in number.
Alpha Pair and Offspring Dens
Mors, the single Alpha male, resides in a den dug into the side of a small uprising/hill. It is not exceptionally large, but it does however have a connecting chamber for future pups, if there be any.
Beta Pair and Offspring Dens
Dug into the same uprising/hill, is the Beta pair den. It is around the side, while the Alpha's sits at the front. It also contains a second chamber for pups, future or present
Pack Member Dens
Situated in a circle about the Alpha and Beta dens, are the pack member dens. These are created out of hollowed logs, fallen trees, etc. They are crafted by the pair occupying them, so each is a little different. These dens are created using the supplies of the forest; branches, larger limbs, pine needles, etc.
Omega Dens
The Omega wolves sleep down closer to Biscuit Basin, in damp, dank caves that have been hollowed out by past rushing water. They aren't large and there are only a few in number.