Wolves Glad to See Woman

Freaky Video and if you think these aren't wolves keep watching, notice how they begin to get territorial of the woman.

#1. Why does she keep her mouth open to get kissed????????

#2. Does she have something in her pocket that are attracting them? They act like they are "attracted" to her.

#3. Why isn't she screaming for her life? I would be.

not to pick nits but those aren't behaving like any normal wolves I have ever seen...
to me they look like wolf dog or hybrid adolescents...

When you compare the dog to the wolf, the dog is much like the adolescent wolf their entire life. Let me explain! During their adolescent period, the wolf is playful; they can adapt and are able for form bonds with other species. The adolescent wolf will even readily take direction. They are also far less territorial and less predatory in nature during adolescence. You are now thinking wow, sounds like a dog right? Not so! As the adolescent wolf reaches maturity at anywhere from 18-months to 3-years of age, a transition occurs. The wolf will begin to show the behavior of an adult wolf and be next to impossible to handle in captivity or at the least extremely difficult.

thepetblog.hubpages.com...

Yeah, that was a bit disturbing somehow. I agree with the above poster on wondering if she had something on her that attracted them?

Cool topic though.

She doesn't need anything to attract the wolves, it looks as though she has been accepted into the pack.

she could have befriended them in the past and they might rember her like that lion those british guys had and then released into the wild who recognized them and came running up to hug them or perhaps we just met the wolf whisperer

That video makes it very easy to see dogs are completely from wolves.

Thats how my pit greets me after not seeing me for a few hours...

Yeah, I'm thinking they have had interaction with humans. Did you notice the fur missing off the one wolf's back? Maybe they are in rescue area or something?

She probably feeds them.

Wolves are not dogs at all

All i see are 4 wolves being extremely affectionate towards a lady, perhaps she had them from cubs or feeds them, perhaps its simply one of things in nature that shouldn't happen but do.


Forget the fact that we as humans shoot and kill each other for superficial items..we obviously need several lessons from mother nature..who knows perhaps one day, as a species we will learn our lesson.

Folks-She reared these wolves ,then returned them to the wild.
She is high up in their pack,maybe the leader,as she raised them.
Her mouth is open,as she is letting the wolves see what shes been eating-thats what they do to one another.
Yeah,its gross-but she is acting as one of the pack.
Speaking their language essentially.
To remain accepted she must do that.

You can see they missed her and love her though.

Anita had not been in Polar Zoo in about 2 months. When she returned i had the chance to film her first meeting in a long time with the wolves she spent a long time socializing from 16th of May 2008. The video is recorded in Polar Zoo and any questions related to socializing process should be taken with

the girls name is anita and i guess it is a zoo but other youtube video i found of it has more info in the comments www.youtube.com...

Hi wolves watchers.

If you watch GOOD TV, like the PBS stations there are in the USA,
you will understand ALL that is happening in the video, and the
other similar ones ! !

Blue skies.

Originally posted by Doodle19815
#1. Why does she keep her mouth open to get kissed????????

#2. Does she have something in her pocket that are attracting them? They act like they are "attracted" to her.

#3. Why isn't she screaming for her life? I would be.

#4. Did that one wolf off to the right take a whiz on the other wolf? It was pinned for 30 seconds and I swear I saw the other's leg lift.