Our Fear of Wolves

Our fear of wolves. In the words of this word, what is the first thought that comes to mind? The image of a beast with sharp teeth, like fur, seems to be waiting for the pleasure of the next cruel killing. Unfortunately, this stereotype has been buried in the human mind of Western civilization for hundreds of years. Most people have never seen a wolf, but fear of animals against humans seems as natural as fear of darkness. These fears may be due to the interpretation of ideas about literature and stories that have been spoken for centuries.

Humans are always fascinated by wolves. They are definitely one of the most extreme species in the world, people tend to admire them or fear, sometimes both. Our attraction to wolves comes mainly from a close relationship with our dogs. Every dog ​​is descended of a wolf - from a small melanin to a big Great Danes - so the two species have something in common, but they are less similar than you might think. One reason why so many wolves live in captivity is that people think that wolves behave like dogs, so they can become good pets because dogs and wolves belong to the dog family. It is that. But wolves are wild animals, they can be sociable like the inhabitants of Mission: Wolf, but they are not domesticated like dogs.

Canis Lupus related to dogs, or more precisely, dogs are actually related to wolves. Wolves and dogs are very similar in many ways, but in most cases wolves are bigger animals. Wolves usually have longer legs than dogs. However, it is difficult to imagine that everything from Pug to Doberman comes from a wolf. The wolf cultivated the ability to survive even in the most severe climate. The towering Arctic wolf experienced some permanent darkness in the winter. Even when the sun returns to the north in February, the temperature is -40 ° C and a strong wind. Wet with other wolves in the desert house and wet Gulf Coast wetlands

The wolf has a large roaming area and homemade instinct. People are worried that expensive transplant wolves can only return to the north. To make it possible for wolves to build houses in the park, Yellowstone Park built three wolves that fits in the fences for weeks. Moose's body is secretly "planted" and the wolf men were able to experience their new environment. Fortunately, the biologist opened the pen in the last week of March. Afraid of # 10, the Alpha man in the bag of Rose Creek headed north to the north and crossed the border with Montana. Along with his turnip, his partner soon came to him. On April 26, 1995, near the Red House in Montana State, # 10 was illegally shot by Chad McKitrick, he was imprisoned and fined. Fortunately, # 10's teammate # 9 and her eight puppies were rescued and returned to the park. Today, couple's pedigree can be traced back to most wolves.