The plot here just isn't realistic at all. So Grandpa turns into a wolf overnight and is quickly captured by park rangers. The next morning, news from the radio says they captured a Translyvanian wolf, which they cannot figure out how the wolf got into the park. Now there is no way the park rangers would be able to determine what kind of wolf this was in that short of time. Its just not realistic
shareI don’t get what’s unrealistic? Sounds pretty legit to me.
shareNah, no park ranger would be able to tell the wolf was a Transylvanian one rather than a domestic one. I couldn't even tell and I'm an expert on wolves and know more than most people
shareWell I know next to nothing about wolves and I can tell them apart.
shareNonsense. I used to be a wolfologist. Trust me when I tell you. I know more about wolves than you do. There was no way a park ranger could capture a wolf overnight and by the next morning, be able to tell if the wolf is one native to Transylvania.
shareIt really isn't that hard, anyone with a high school diploma is able to tell the difference.
shareIn decades past, yes, but not these days. In modern America, traditional academic standards are considered "racist" due to Wokeness (rolling my eyes) and are therefore significantly lowered.
shareGood point, and I agree it is racist to expect African Americans, girls, and members of the LBTQT5=2-x^2ph=pka+log([A-]/[HA]) communities to be able to perform at the same level as the privileged, straight white boys.
shareI'm telling you, no one could have properly identified where the wolf was native to overnight by a park ranger. I know more than you do about things like this
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