1. Attack

6.  When European settlers arrived in North America,
they found that they were entering a land that was
inhabited by wolves; the settlers slaughtered many
thousands of wolves in part because they genuinely
feared for their lives. Indeed, during the middle Ages
many horrifying rumors of wolves killing humans
spread across Europe. Although many of these rumors
are likely exaggerated, people believed them. Wolves
had already been wiped out from much of Europe by
this time, as most people believed that wolves did
attack people.

7.  Wolves are family oriented and work together to get
their food, take care of their young and more.

8.  with Alfas and Omegas.

9.  Rabid wolves are cast out and not part of the pack.
Rabid wolves are on their own and are the ones that are
known for killing live stock and attacking unprovoked.
Rabid wolves are able to be determined by there
abnormally large size and reddish color.

10.  Wolves are an important part of the animal kingdom
to keep the balance and wolves actually strengthen the
heard of elk they attack by taking down the oldest,
sickest or weakest to eat.

11.  All dogs have wolf heritage

13.  Wolves in general are scared of people

15.  Wolves are some of the most intelligent animals in the
animal kingdom

16.  The myth of the big bad wolf