Wolves do have the capacity to be valuable either at home or out in the wilds. Wolves are on the lowest predation list at 100 domestic kills from US Ag department monitoring Montana, Idaho, and Yellowstone Park. National Geographic provided a documentary on wildlife including the Wolf. The wolf was the most elusive predator. Stateside; National Geographic covered many towns in all states closest to the upper North Americas. They pointed out that some of these towns are being invaded and taken over by bears, cougars, elk and coyotes. The irony of this is no wolves were found! Exception was the villages surrounding the Nuclear Plant Explosion title "Cernoble Disaster" 28 years ago. They found that wildlife, domesticated animals turned feral, gardens, abandon homes, all thriving and flourishing without human interference. The wolves in this area were thriving, 40 some pods, 11-14 in a pack; none were fighting for dominance. The feral animals from the abandonment were still flourishing. Humans cannot go back as it is still radioactive. This proves the cycle of life without humans does take care of itself. Including all former domestics that turn feral. In this wolf equation, they are the most hated and I am finding this atrocity to the wolf. The National Geographic document showed how bears were burrowing in under peoples homes; cougars coming in dumpster diving for food, elk by the dozens and it was mating season. The documentary showed a human getting gored by a bull elk. The documentary pointed out that the wolves were the most nonthreatening predator in this equation of life. CAN YOU FIND THE WOLF?
