What do you think of wolves?

Cruelty, what is cruelty? Is it cruel to catch hunters and eat them? It's cruel to show your teeth while eating? Wolves are carnivores themselves, which means you don't even have basic biological concepts. Wolves just lack cooking skills than humans, that's all. Don't think that cooking on a plate and then picking up a knife and fork are elegant creatures. Compared with self-reliant wolves, we are far behind.

2. Wolves are inhuman.

This statement is a joke in itself. Wolves are just like wolves. They hunt neatly and eat their prey cleanly, which is their "sex". And what those people call "inhumanity" is that wolves eat people. Strange, people can eat chicken, duck and fish, why can't wolves eat people? I'm not saying that people have to feed them, but the law of the jungle is the law of nature. If you meet a wolf in the wild, you will be eaten and digested if you can't beat it.

3. Wolves steal sheep

This is a question that people like to talk about since ancient times. In fact, in the final analysis, people are still wrong. In fact, in ancient times when human civilization was underdeveloped, wolves were worshipped by many agricultural countries, including China. Because humans did not invade human territory at that time, wolves only occasionally went into the fields to find some weasels and mice to eat, even surpassing the owls in people's minds now. Wolves are the patron saint of farmland. But later, with the development of human civilization, human territory expanded everywhere, and gradually even eventually occupied all the areas where wolves were born. Moreover, humans also have the ability to remove foreign bodies from farmland, so wolves in narrow areas can no longer hunt normally, where the only thing they can swallow is sheep. Therefore, the status of wolves in human hearts has plummeted, and even there is a reward policy for killing wolves in Japan (which is also the main reason for the extinction of Japanese wolves). Then there are the factors that denigrate wolves in various carrier cultures. Gradually, wolves became the majority.

Wolves are not as brave as wolf fans say.

The so-called "courage" of those people is that they still don't flinch in the face of death. This spirit may be considered noble by many people, but I think it is the most unacceptable. Life and death are the two extremes of life, and survival and fear of death are the instinct of all living things. Those who are not afraid of death can be said to be idiots and have no respect for life. It may be a shame for wolves to retreat from difficulties, but I will never laugh at those who are not afraid of shame. Those who can survive under shame.