Bumblebees

Pack Hunting Traditions

• When a young wolf enters on the path of a hunter, the Queen adds a "-paw" or "-fang" suffix to their name. First or second one - depends on a wolf's character. Friendly and calm wolves are likely to get the "-paw" part, unlike their more aggressive fellow packwolves who often get "-fang" part. It is worth noting that these suffixes are not always suffixes - sometimes these name additions are put in the middle of the old name or even in the beginning - it depends on a will of a wolf themselves or the Queen wolf.
• Hunter wolves change their names as the sign that they will devote the rest of their lives to one of the most important pack life parts - hunting for food. These wolves almost never get pups in the future. It's rare for them to start a family and if they do - they get this chance only if they distinguish themselves as a proper hunter and prove that they are ready to become parents.
• Royal wolves can also become hunters, but they do not change their names because they won't dedicate all their life to the hunting. Hunting is often a part of becoming a strong continuer of the Queen's kind.
(added on 21.04.22 23:58 GMT+3, edited on 22.04.22 00:15)