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Mathematical models explain whether wolves can catch up with rabbits.
Suppose the wolf's speed is x,

The rabbit's speed is y.

When the time for the wolf to run 100+60 is less than the time for the rabbit to run 60 meters, the wolf can catch up with the rabbit.

Namely 160/x

Get x/y > =8/3.

That is, when the speed of the wolf is 2.67 times that of the rabbit, the wolf can catch up with the rabbit. Otherwise, you can't #

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