Wolves

Posted Oct 18, 2005
Last Updated Nov 8, 2011
wolf gazing
wolf gazing

Living in Central Ohio, I sometimes get to hear Coyotes barking in the evenings. But the first time I heard a wolf howl was at the Columbus Zoo. There was this eerie noise that I could not identify. But as we got nearer to the wolf exhibit, I knew what it was. I was excited to see the wolves in a pack howling melodically. No wonder our ancient ancestors domesticated this beautiful creature.

It's funny that wolves has such a stigma in our society. According to Wild Dogs by Erwin Bauer, there has not been a single documented case of a wolf attacking a human in North America since Europeans have been settling the Americas!

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Eldonna Waddell

Jan 11, 2009

Actually there have been a couple of serious attacks recently. In one, the victim was killed:

http://www.aksuperstation.com/news/local/11630296.html

In the other, the jogger was locked in hand to mouth combat with a wolf, when a mini-bus full of off shift oil workers came along the road, and thejumped out and fought the wolf off.

Give an infinite number of humans and an infinite number of wolves...and eventually somebody is going to get hurt.
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lazy wolves

A couple wolves in the leaves.

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Wolf trotting along its path.

wolf running

Wolf trotting around its cage.

wolf high contrast

Wolf contrasted against rear sunlight.

wolf early sunlight sniffing

Wolf sniffing ground.

curious wolf sitting

Wolf gazing at spectators.

wolf on back

This wolf reminded me of my pal Dewey.

wolf lying

A wolf sitting in leaves.

wolf laying

Wolf gazing out of its cage lazily.