Since when do wolves attack humans? I saw a documentary by a wolf expert who
said the chance that wolves attack you is pretty slim because they're afraid of humans. If they do, you would only need to shout and lift a branch and they would run for it.
http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2012/02/03/would-real-wolves-a ct-like-the-wolves-of-the-grey/
http://www.livingwithwolves.org/AW_question1.html
I've seen a POODLE attack a human. Domesticated house dogs chase and bite people all the time. Pet pit bulls attack and kill people in NEIGHBORHOODS. So what makes you think a bigger, tougher, NON-domesticated wild animal like a wolf would not, ever?
shareAnd it's not just pit bulls Okeelani, it's all larger dogs. They just get a bad wrap. As for the wolves, if they are hungry enough, they would risk the danger to feed. I just find it odd that a pack would be so close to a ski lodge/slope!
"Get away from her, you BITCH!!!"
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I'm not surprised because dogs don't fear humans. Wolves do. There are virtually NO document wolf - human attacks. Pit bulls and Rottweilers attack humans quite often. Wolves are understood and idiotic films like this do little to lessen the stereotype. Educate yourself before commenting.
shareThe wolves weren't attacking the humans, they were following the scent of blood and preparing dinner for their family. There's a difference.
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