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wolves are wild animals and it is almost impossible to domesticate them, but in the world there is a man who was able to tame a wolf not in minecraft but in real life. But it has tigers and wolves, etc. a mammal of the genus Canis (Canidae), which forages on its own by actively searching for and pursuing its victims. Everywhere the main prey of wolves is ungulates: in the tundra - wild and domestic reindeer; in the forest zone - moose, deer, wild pigs, domestic sheep, cows, horses; in the steppe and desert - antelopes of different species and sheep; in the mountains - wild and domestic goats. Also known as gray wolf, gray, wild dog or wild dog.

the dogs went from the wolves. There is a breed of dog that most closely matches the subword wolf is the breed Wolfhound
Wolves are quite strongly attached to the lair, and hunt within a well-defined, albeit quite large, area. If they are not persecuted, they are stubbornly kept in their favorite area. In addition, areas of individual families are isolated from each other, never overlap, and are strictly protected by their owners. Wolves mark the boundaries of their territory with the help of urinary points and feces at certain, usually well-marked, points: on individual mounds, bushes, near detached trees, poles and more. This "olfactory telephone" serves as an important and accurate means of mutual information of animals, preventing collisions between site owners and newcomers, and during the breeding season, on the contrary, promoting the meeting of males and females. The areas of individual flocks vary widely: in Eastern Europe the radius of a single area is 3 to 6 kilometers, in eastern Siberia it is about 10 km in summer and up to 35 km in winter. Lifestyle Wolf on vacation


WOLVES A STORY ABOUT THEM

Date: Jul 13, 2020

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The word "wolf" comes from prasl. * vьl̥kъ. The names of this animal in other Slavic languages ​​seem to sound: Old Russian. wolf, white. wolf, st.-sl. wolf, bolg. wolf, serb. vuk / vuk, Slovenian. vȏɫk, Czech. and Slovak. vlk, pol. wilk, polab. våuk, v.-луж. wjelk, n.-luzh. wel'k. The Proto-Slavic word * vьlkъ comes from pra-i.e. * wĺ̥kʷos (* ulkos) [1], from which the names of this beast are derived in almost all Indo-European languages: lit. vil̃kas, latis. vìlks, ancient Indian vŕ̥kas, Avestan vǝhrka-, Ossetian Uӕrhӕg (name of one of the heroes of the Ossetian epic), Pers. گرگ, گرگان gorg, gorgan, taj. gurg, goth. wulfs, nim. Wolf, no. and English. wolf, Albanian ujk (formerly ulk), Tocharian B walkwe, Greek. λύκος (pronunciation has changed a lot under the influence of the word αλωπός - "fox"). The Latin lupus, apparently borrowed from the related Sabine language, the specific Latin "wolf" was to be * volquus or * vulcus, * volcus [2] (possibly hence the name of the Roman god Vulcan [2]). From the Latin lupus also come Italian. lupo, isp. and port. lobo, Provencal lop, fr. loup, rum. lup. The Indo-European name of the wolf * wĺ̥kʷos is related to the verbs * wel- ("to tear") or * welk- ("to pull", "to pluck"), or is derived from the adjective * wl̥kʷós ("dangerous") [1]. The name of the beast reflects all the danger that the wolf posed to pastoral Indo-European tribes. Unconvincing is the point of view that derives the Indo-European name from the root * vel- ("buffalo", "gray-yellow").

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Cerber was born to Echidna of Typhon and was a giant dog with many (often mentioned with three) heads and snakes instead of fur. His tail was prickly and the dog could hit opponents with it. Kerber guarded the entrance to Hades, not letting out the shadows of the dead and not letting the living in until they died. But some daredevils managed to pass him. So Orpheus put the dog to sleep by singing, and Theseus distracted by throwing away delicious food, but could not return. In addition, the dog punished violators of the laws of Hades. So he tormented Theseus, whom Hades put on the throne, from which he could not rise himself.

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Zhevodansky zviр (French: La Bête du Gévaudan, French: La Bêstia de Gavaudan) (on the border of the historical regions of Auvergne and Languedoc) from 1764 to 1767. The victims of the Zhevodan beast were about 230 people [1], of whom 123 were killed and eaten by the beast. Its destruction was announced several times, but disputes over the nature of the Zhevodan beast did not end even with the cessation of attacks. The history of the Zhevodan beast is considered one of the most mysterious in French history, along with, for example, the legend of the Iron Mask.

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Werewolf- a mythical creature, able to temporarily change its appearance by magic, transforming (rotating, overturning) from a person to another creature, plant or object, and vice versa. In European folklore, the most characteristic image of a werewolf is a werewolf (lycanthrope), known in Slavic mythology as a werewolf.