In the snow.
The lynx's silhouette flickered like a white ghost in the dark forest.
If viewed with the naked eye, it would be difficult for any creature to lock onto the lynx's shadow.
But unfortunately, the wolves track their prey by scent.
They are completely unaffected.
Moreover, the Siberian Plain Wolf has a stronger adaptation to snow, after all, their domesticated descendants are the famous sled dogs — Huskies.
In the snow chase, they won't be easily shaken off by the lynx.
At this moment, the wolf pack is pursuing the lynx in a formation similar to an arrowhead, with the four strongest members of the pack at the front, and the other wolf pack members lining up behind, chasing the group through the path opened by the front members.
Once the front members trap the prey, the members at the back will swarm in.
This is a very classic but highly effective hunting method.
