Even though there dogs they are also canevoirs so there most likely to eat men the woman
No, wolves attack people when they feel people are getting to close to their pups or is threatening them in other ways. Wolves do not eat humans and rarely attacks. And they are not dogs.
It's possible. Wolves do occasionally seem protective of other animals. Of course, these are usually young wolves, but an unusual wolf MIGHT cross the species barrier in its paternal interests. A dog would be a lot more reliable, though, having about 150 centuries of domestication on the wolf. The same wolf that did the protecting might later attack the human - not as a predator, but to establish which one of them was going to be the Alpha.
there is absolutely no proof that a wolf or a pack of wolves ever attacked a human being.
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The history of wolf attacks goes back many years. North American natives have an oral history of wolf attacks. The most recent wolf attack in North America was on February 2006. The victim was partly eaten. See Link.
The history of wolf attacks in Europe and Asia is:
So what do you do?
While attacks are rare, they do happen. For a list of such attacks in North America click on this link.
there is no recorded proof that this has ever happened, although it has been portrayed in movies that wolves will attack people.
Only if threatened or is booted from the pack.
Wolves fight other wolves either because they are threatened, challenged, asserting rank, or fighting over food/mate/land or are angry.
Farmers and poachers hunt and kill wolves for their fur and because they are feared by farmers cause the farmers do not want the wolves to be around since when prey is low, the wolves attack livestock. It's almost always humans who are the one who endanger wild animals.
Here are a few:Wolves have fur.Wolves have keener smell, hearing and sight.Wolves have tails.Wolves cannot use pencils.Humans can go on CPU or watch TV.Humans have bedrooms; wolves don't.Humans read and write; wolves don't.Humans walk on two legs; wolves walk on four.I hope this helps! ~Holly
Yes Komodo dragons are known to attack people So its probably best to stay away from them.
A 6 ft one that weighs hundreds of pounds would attack a human. But smaller ones only bite people.
they will bite and strach and snarl there teeth also there tails go straight up and the fur on their lower back sticks up almost like a cat but not as dramatic
No, wolves don't attack French people.
Wolves don't likely attack people but they might attack people. They mostly attack domestic pets.
it is rumored that wolves will randomly attack humans to protect their territory
They have people that take the risk and protect them or they just attack.
Wolves are very unlikely to attack people. (the least likely land predator in the world to attack people) But because they are seen as the feral dog they are frightening. My personal opinion is that Wolves are smart enough they have learned not to attack humans.
any thing that attack them or their babies but don't
because there aggressive and dangerous and attack people wolves were here 1rst so i don't they do as long as they don't harm my family wolves Some people are poachers and some people want to destroy the environment and destroy the food chain
sometimes but not mostly it is sometimes because the have pups and want to protect them but no not realy...
No.
Yes they do.
Of course NOT. People portray them as "big bad wolves", though they aren't really "harmful". People kill thousands of wolves, when wolves have only attacked around 10 people in 20 YEARS. They are scared of humans more than we are scared of them. They only attack if they have pups and you are trying to get close to them or if you are trying to kill it with your hands. Actually, I recommend reading a book called "Living With Wolves". There are these people who started to study wolves and the wolves bonded with them. The wolves even let them see the pups. It has a lot of great pics too.
It depends on the status, pack and ranking of another wolf. Wolves in the same pack are less likely to attack one another than another wolf in another pack.