How does the Ethiopian wolf hunt differently from the gray wolf?

The primary difference in hunting behavior between the two species lies in their social coordination:

• Gray wolf: These wolves typically live and hunt in packs, utilizing their strong social bonds to coordinate attacks on prey. While they may hunt alone during the summer, pack hunting is a defining characteristic of their foraging strategy.1
• Ethiopian wolf: Although these wolves also live in packs, they are solitary hunters. They most often prey on rodents and other small mammals, which they pursue individually rather than as a coordinated group.23