The bond between wolves and humans was complex from "summary" of American Wolf by Nate Blakeslee
The relationship between wolves and humans was not a simple one. It was layered with a complexity that evolved over time, shaped by a history of fear, conflict, and ultimately, understanding. Wolves, once seen as fierce predators to be eradicated, had been demonized and hunted to the brink of extinction. But as perceptions shifted and conservation efforts began, a new chapter in the story of wolves and humans unfolded. Humans had long held a fascination with wolves, admiring their strength, pack dynamics, and mysterious nature. But this admiration was tinged with fear, as wolves were seen as a threat to livestock and even human safety. The clash between wolves and humans was inevitable, leading to a cycle of retaliation and violence that only deepened the divide between...
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