Current Events > Alpha males mate with multiple alpha females.

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They have babies because they are stronger. Only problem is overpopulation.

china the alpha country with its overpopulation

Alpha country =/= Alpha male

Alpha males in humans isn't even a thing

But betas are, lol

r25 posted...

Alpha country =/= Alpha male

it's a country filled with alpha males
2 billions people, fam, and increasing

HunkDude posted...

r25 posted...

Alpha country =/= Alpha male

it's a country filled with alpha males
2 billions people, fam, and increasing

Doesn't make you an alpha if you have a bunch of kids with whoever you settled with.

Alpha males get bitches. Plural.

2 alpha people create a beta person see kevin durant
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"The concept of the alpha wolf as a "top dog" ruling a group of similar-aged compatriots," Mech writes in the 1999 paper, "is particularly misleading." Mech notes that earlier papers, such as M.W. Fox's "Socio-ecological implications of individual differences in wolf litters: a developmental and evolutionary perspective," published in Behaviour in 1971, examined the potential of individual cubs to become alphas, implying that the wolves would someday live in packs in which some would become alphas and others would be subordinate pack members. However, Mech explains, his studies of wild wolves have found that wolves live in families: two parents along with their younger cubs. Wolves do not have an innate sense of rank; they are not born leaders or born followers. The "alphas" are simply what we would call in any other social group "parents."

The real alphas are people who settle down and start families of their own.
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The real alphas are the friends we made along the way.
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Goats posted...

"The concept of the alpha wolf as a "top dog" ruling a group of similar-aged compatriots," Mech writes in the 1999 paper, "is particularly misleading." Mech notes that earlier papers, such as M.W. Fox's "Socio-ecological implications of individual differences in wolf litters: a developmental and evolutionary perspective," published in Behaviour in 1971, examined the potential of individual cubs to become alphas, implying that the wolves would someday live in packs in which some would become alphas and others would be subordinate pack members. However, Mech explains, his studies of wild wolves have found that wolves live in families: two parents along with their younger cubs. Wolves do not have an innate sense of rank; they are not born leaders or born followers. The "alphas" are simply what we would call in any other social group "parents."

The real alphas are people who settle down and start families of their own.

The closest extant species to human is bonobo, who fuck more than we do, without any real social structure.

Alpha females don't exist on any significant level.

Aloner posted...

Alpha females don't exist on any significant level.

pfft.
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