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Defensive behavior is defined as that behavior which happens when an individual see's a threat or anticipates threat in the group.

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Wolves don't usually attack first unless they need food. They play defense however, if someone walks into their "bubble" or their territory, they will go defense and try to make the organism go away.

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1)https://sciencing.com/adaptations-do-wolves-8484750.html

2)https://animalcorner.co.uk/wolf-behaviour/

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I think the benefits of social behavior as a whole is that if everyone has a good social behavior, then there would be less conflicts overall in any ecosystem, and if everyone played defense, there would be no one attacking one another so less fighting as well.

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All pack members, however, help raise the pups: They may take turns watching over the den site while the rest of the pack is off hunting, and bring food back to the pups after they have been weaned off their mother’s milk.

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The behavioral adaptations of communal care and defense improve the odds of survival for a litter of pups and help reinforce bonds within the pack.

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A defensive wolf lays its ears back flat against its head. They may perk their ears up to listen to their surroundings and to be aware.

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These behaviors are meant to reduce harm to the individual, and animals often will
put themselves in harm’s way to protect their children as well.