Living Among Wolves Snow Wolf Family And Me BBC
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Date: 2020-08-24
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Comments and reviews: 5
Rob
I doubt a wolf family in the wild would have approached a man with much other than diner on its mind. Bare in mind this guy has been working with this family of wolves for along time to get this close. But a lone wolf separated from its pack, and possibly starving, I can totally see it approaching a small group of humans, smelling food and begging just like modern dogs do.
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I doubt a wolf family in the wild would have approached a man with much other than diner on its mind. Bare in mind this guy has been working with this family of wolves for along time to get this close. But a lone wolf separated from its pack, and possibly starving, I can totally see it approaching a small group of humans, smelling food and begging just like modern dogs do.
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AaronShenghao
You know what is rather sad about this video? The documentary is shot in 2014, and now it is 2020. About 6 years had passed. Plus at least 2 years for Scruffy.
Average wolf's life span in the wild? 6 years. (rarely have wolves live past 10 in the wild, 16-20 is how long wolves can live in captivity/zoo)
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You know what is rather sad about this video? The documentary is shot in 2014, and now it is 2020. About 6 years had passed. Plus at least 2 years for Scruffy.
Average wolf's life span in the wild? 6 years. (rarely have wolves live past 10 in the wild, 16-20 is how long wolves can live in captivity/zoo)
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Aalty
Now seeing a wolf would be cool, not even dangerous. Just punch one in the face if they attack.
I bet there's going to be some weak people who might reply and suggest a gun instead because they can't knock out a simple thing with a punch!
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Now seeing a wolf would be cool, not even dangerous. Just punch one in the face if they attack.
I bet there's going to be some weak people who might reply and suggest a gun instead because they can't knock out a simple thing with a punch!
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Nixture
Humans and wolves began hunting together because we were more successful together than apart. Humans fed them when they struggled and they helped us eat when we struggled in the winter.
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Humans and wolves began hunting together because we were more successful together than apart. Humans fed them when they struggled and they helped us eat when we struggled in the winter.
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ElusiaBoomkin
mindless, ruthless killer isn't a stereotype i've ever really heard. is this british specific or are they villified elsewhere?
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mindless, ruthless killer isn't a stereotype i've ever really heard. is this british specific or are they villified elsewhere?
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