The Mystery of the Wolf - Humorous Version Wolf - The Mysterious Handsome Man of the Green ForestWolves are not only a symbol of strength but also a "handsome man" in the animal world. They possess sharp eyes like the main actors in ancient films, shaggy fur and a cold demeanor like a handsome president. But don't let that beauty fool you, because they can go from "male god" style to "gangster boss" in the blink of an eye! Black Wolf - A Faulty Version of a Domestic Dog?Black wolves may look as cool as a villain in a Marvel movie, but in fact this fur color is not natural. Scientists have discovered that their black color is the result of... "domestic dog" ancestors. Yes, the ancestors of black wolves may have wandered around the villages, wagging their tails to beg for food, but now their descendants lead notorious hunting gangs in the forest. Wolves - The Ancestor of Weight LossWe keep going to the gym, dieting, and losing weight in all sorts of ways, while wolves do it naturally. In the tropics, they are as small as wild Poodles, but the further north they go, the bigger they get, looking like real "gymers". A pack leader can weigh up to 90kg, while humans who want to reach this weight have to work hard with a pile of snacks for a whole year! Cannibalism - When Brothers "Kill Each Other"The wolf community also has dramas no less than showbiz. When food is scarce, they can "kill" their own kind to survive. Even if a wolf loses in a territorial battle, it can be "thrown out" by its mates immediately. This is the most realistic definition of the saying "the winner is king, the loser is prey". Wild Wolf - A Faulty Version of a Normal WolfUnlike other species that are usually lying around waiting to recover from rabies, wolves "go crazy" immediately. When they get rabies, they can no longer distinguish between enemies and friends, and will "bite randomly" and can even attack species larger than themselves. This makes them become chaos machines, making anyone who encounters them run away. American Wolf - Gentle Like a Vietnamese Grass DogIf you think American wolves are as fierce as in Hollywood movies, then I'm sorry, you've been fooled. Wolves in America are quite gentle, even polite. While European and Asian wolves have caused thousands of attacks on humans, American wolves are like "good boys" in the animal world. They often live quietly in the forest, not liking to invade human territory, as long as no one provokes them. Dogs - Wolves' Friends or Dinner?Although they are distant relatives, not all wolves are friendly with domestic dogs. Some wolf species have a strange hobby of chasing dogs, turning them into luxurious dinners. In particular, if a dog accidentally strays into wolf territory, there is a high chance that it will never return. This may be the reason why the ancients used to say: "Dogs and wolves are distant relatives but not friendly at all!" When Humans Were Once "Buffets" of WolvesIn the Middle Ages, when the plague broke out, wolves quickly realized that humans were not only predators but also... a potential food source. When they saw people dying from the plague piled up and had not been processed yet, wolves began to "taste" and from then on humans became the main dish on their menu. This is also one of the reasons why stories about werewolves were born, because if you don't kill the wolf, the wolf might "kill" you first. Coyotes - Masters of Urban Survival Unlike other wolves whose habitats are gradually shrinking, coyotes are masters of survival in the urban world. They not only know how to stay away from humans, but also learn how to rummage through trash cans, living "in peace" right in the heart of the city. Some even know how to cross the street properly, nest in parking lots and enjoy life as "city dwellers". Coyotes - When Wolves Are Evolving into Domestic DogsAlthough they are still predators, coyotes tend to become closer to humans. They interbreed with domestic dogs, expanding their populations and even adapting to urban areas. If this continues, it is very possible that in the future, we will raise "coyotes" as pets like a completely new breed of domestic dog! Conclusion: If you think that wolves are simply a wild animal that hunts in the forest, think again. Not only are they strong and intelligent, they are also amazingly adaptable and resilient creatures. And who knows, maybe one day they will literally become our “housemates”!