Reunion between Anita and the wolves 

Like Dany and her dragons. LOL

That was not aggression just hierarchy reminder...

@@lottorenato not only that, i also believe they were asserting them not to be to pushy with her, they were all clearly excited and sometimes that behaviour can escalate. I never interacted with wolves but for the experience I have with large groups of dogs and in particular with huskys, i had 1 young (and yet huge) husky getting escited while i was petting and playin with him, and the older one was going around in circles and sometimes aproach. Whenever the younger got excited and overbearing I noticed the older one would growl and push him away. She was not being aggressive, she was just being assertive

She also returned from maternity leave, and wolves tend to have a keen sense for whether someone pregnant. So it’s likely they knew to be gentle because she was a mother.

They are fighting about who gets her affection

M O T H E R

OUR HOOMAN HAS RETURNED

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Wait thats an actual quote?

Thats an awesome quote. Damn

@@ignisardenti2486 I think is from a Bring me the horizon song, called Throne, where it says "So you can throw me to the wolves, tomorrow I will come back, leader of the whole pack", never heard of another quote like that before

That quote was pretty awesome dude, you knocked that one out of the park!

I want to like this comment but you’re at 420 so I’ll just comment instead ❤️

This stuff lowkey makes me uncomfortable, like i don't wanna be friends with wolves if i have to take their tongues in my mouth like no thanks Anita you freaky.

@@juhRave it's probably her fetish

@@juhRave Its sign of trust and keeping wolves friendly

@@juhRave its actually because that makes the wolves trust her 😁

@@AnonMujahid i was lowkey thinking the exact same thing she was literally sticking her tongue out

If u feed a wolf for half a day, it will not forget u for half a year

@@Imaginathor-1k0 😂😂😂😂

I got that tattoo on me

Fed a wolf for 30 minutes. Didn't forget me for a week

after 8 years 1 day... wolf: ''wth are you"

Randothol H So simple a comment and yet so hilarious.

Randothol H and then pee to show dominance!

lyon laurent hahahahaha

Randothol H why ? wolves are very cowardly when encountering humans. Unless they haven't eaten for like 5 days nut still.

+Simas Alekna lol...funny the last part:)))

Yeah, and how they tilt their ears back from the joy.

There isn't a second in This video where the wolves aren't happy

Ikr

I wished you had a tail to wag

Indeed

Awwwww❤

And cleaner mouths than humans too!

@@msrainbowyellow6436 yea that's for sure

im not sure. usually that gets a human to jail if i do this on the street. do you have some scientific background to prove that? i have only jail as prove from the newspapers!

@@DarthZackTheFirstI well u gotta do some research fot it tho..what's the point of Google if u don't use it properly?

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Well. It is actually rather interesting. There is very few animals that hunt in packs, are social and operate during daylight. One group of animals that do that is Humans. The other is wolves. It is actually a perfect fit. Humans with brain power that can out think and become more dangerous then anything on the planet. Wolves with high speed and strength in pact hunting. Dogs are also very interesting and I find them bizarre in a way. Dogs have completely dedicated themselves to live with another species. They have given away their own right to breed with who they want. They also listen to humans almost from birth and actually ask humans for help when they can't solve problems. Wolves simply do not listen to humans or ask them for help. They even trust us to the degree that during for example rat hunting. They will in the middle of trying to catch a rat, let it go if the human is telling them to. That is a level of dedication and trust.

Actually I believe the theory that wolves pretty much domesticated themselves by hanging around cavemen more and more to get closer to food. The tamer ones got more tame and men started taking care of orphaned pups. But no one really knows. And when they started acting like the ones in this video, the partnership between man and dog was sealed.

@@smexymememan1609 racist

Jesus..

A group of people could attack her and still get torn to shreds.

Chow time!

It was at this very moment, that he knew, he fucked up.

You'd have to be dumb enough to attack a girl with a pack of wolfs for besties first.

One of them wolves snarls at me or each other, playtimes over

cringe

@@96sssnake oh shut up

@C 'a woman moment' what the f*ck are you talking about

@C oh so you're an incel lol. You guys have the unique skill of making literally everything creepy and off-putting. Like King Midas, but your mere presence turns everything to shit.

Of course they are wilds. Do you ever see a domestic wofl?

@@srthinkdarauf2064 yes

@Ryan Serdan a Subspecies of the Grey Wolf called Dogs.

I've met dogs before that act possessive around me too. When I pet another dog around them too.

They get jealous,,

They were competing for a resource, in this case Anita's attentions/affection

They think she is alpha

@@zazzmagar *EDIT: Please read to the end of this message before replying.* "Alpha" is not a thing. It's from an oudated behaviour model that came from studying incomplete data based on captive wolves, and the researcher (L. David Mech) himself has disavowed this model, but not before it made its way into pop culture. You can read more about this on Wikipedia if you search for his name or Alpha (ethology). (Clarifying edit: "Alpha" as a term is still in use but it doesn't mean what you might think it means based on pop culture.) *Edit #2:* In the months since this reply, I've had some interesting, often frustrating debates with people over it. We've covered just about anything ranging from the episthemological problems of studying, defining, measuring hierarchies in social animals, the differences between wild wolves and captive wolves (such as the ones in this video), and the ways pop culture understanding of wolf hierarchies - which ignores most of these nuances - influences the way we view human relationships, workplaces, animal training, etc. I'm not an animal behaviour biologist, though I do have a master's degree in bio that has given me a slightly deeper than average understanding of how behaviour and evolution work, and the pitfalls of such work. Still, I don't claim to be an expert on this particular subject, the most I can hope to do is convey some of the complexities people might not be aware of. Literature has no real consensus on to what extent social hierarchies in animals are real, or meaningful to study and talk about, or even what definitions to use. Science is tricky because those of us who practice it simultaneously understand its importance and just how fallible it is. You can spend years studying a thing that's not particularly real, because if you keep looking for connections, you *will* find them, and even widely-held scientific dogmas can later turn out to be completely inaccurate. At the same time, science is all we have. That's a contradiction we have to deal with. At the end of the day, an inescapable end point of these discussions is that no matter what goes on with wolves, human beings are a different species and insights into wolf behaviour were never meant by the scientific community to be transferred onto humans as life lessons. In short, don't base your human interactions on pseudo social animal psychology. Anyone trying to teach you to be a more "alpha" man to pick up girls is probably trying to sell you something, likely their next book or, more recently, that sweet RU-vid ad revenue. Women aren't off the hook, either. I see your a/b/o/Omegaverse fanfic. Appreciate the fiction all you want, but understand that it's just fiction. Some reading for those interested in learning more: www.koryoswrites.com/nonfiction/dominance-behavior-in-canids/ Good popsci review of some of the literature at the time of writing, easy to read The Concept and Definition of Dominance in Animal Behaviour: (brill.com/view/journals/beh/125/3-4/article-p283_9.xml - google Sci Hub to access this) Dominance in domestic dogs - useful construct or bad habit? (img2.timg.co.il/forums/1_139885255.pdf) Enjoy the reading. I will no longer be replying to this thread, I've spent too much time on it as it is. :P

@stuart mcdermid What makes you think I'm wrong? My claim is based on fact (David Mech having renounced his model is something anyone can fact-check), literature, and reading actual animal behaviour biologists talk about the complexities of animal pack behaviour (in wolves as well as other canids). You're going to have to be a hell of a lot less lazy than "ur wrong sorry" if you want to be taken seriously in your disagreement.

@@cyseter6899 Repeating it does not make your opinion sound stronger. Do you have no self-respect? Why waste time trying to argue if you don't even make the effort of trying to support your claims? Here is a link, if this helps you in any way: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_(ethology)#Canines

And that makes it alright 😂. Let’s all share our mouths with the wolves 😂

Diseases

@Duan Nengo it is a fact, go visit any wolf sanctuary and that is the first thing they tell you

I guess you chug deworming pills a few days later just to be sure.

@@stephanschroder6154 When you have wolves that can't be rehabilitated to the wild or are being protected in a sanctuary due to dwindling numbers human contact will occur. Sorry that your opinion doesn't line up with others. Deuces

INEXUS Pun?

"She" would be considered omega

***** it's just how they classify top male and female in wolf packs. Top male being Alpha, top female being omega. Alpha and Omega ☺

+Johnathan Cruickshank Omega is actually the lowest, being beneath Betas.

+Johnathan Cruickshank Highest ranking male is the alpha and the highest ranking female as a matriarch.(Probably butchered the word because I am not sure that you write it like that.)

Haha hell yeah

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Goals

@@hannahfinlay4941 yes!!!!

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This is the sort of comment that makes me wanna get out and experience the world! Thanks for sharing!!

world needs more people like you.

"hey, there , Little ones!"

Lolol

Michael Nguyen Well sorry you aren't smiling :( But it seems a ton of other people are! :)

Michael Nguyen someone's on their period

arizonatsunami "Certainly a better love story than Twilight." Actually it´s half the story of twilight xD.

SkinnyPenguin Gaming That's not misogynistic at all.

Then they started french kissing her in front of you...

Time to get the Hell out of Dodge, when that happens.....

What the hell is this furry fantasy

@@Arathunter IT is a NEW twist on an OLD STORY....!!!!!

Omg!

Dom Brazzale Cruela? 😆

101 Dalmatians reference? +200 respect

Yes

Lmfao

So true XD

Yeah as likely that one licking her the longest is the alpha

Heh true super true🐺🐺🐺🐺i wonder what is like to be a wolf

True affection from these top predators showing their sweet side to someone they like and trust.

Humans are more aggressive than anything else on the planet.

@@letitbejuly lmao

Agree. The wolves are tame but not domesticated. It took millions years to breed and domesticate the wolf. Todays dog accepts humans as their pack leader. A wolf does not.

Dogs are domesticated gray wolves. That's where dog behavior comes from.

There dogs there happy to see her

This is why I watched this video - I wanted to know, too!

Alot of animals do

Pretty much the reason why I came to this video. To confirm.

It looks as of they treat her like an alpha.

Say that when you see so,e trying to attack you

Cute until they rip your face off ..

@Jaden But the prob is that they are far aggressive than dogs and they do show dominance again and again against humans that's the reason they are considered to be wild

WarPaint 47 damn dude, you’re nothing but a racist piece of shit

Oh no

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the wolf pisses like a female do females mark the territory?

@@folkloreevermore2797 OH MY GOD WHEN I SAW ARMY RESPONDING THAT WAY I ALREADY KNEW WHY HAHAHAHA

And as you can see, that wolf started to dominate another pack member right after, shows it’s rank of the pack

Colin The Gamer Then you'd be fucked, the best thing you can do if that happens is stand off and scare them out, wolves only begin the attack when the target procedes to flee. Running thing = Prey

Never run from wolves. It's a sign for them to hunt a fleeing prey.

They play rough, but if you stay still it is only play.

If had a wolf come up to me I was NOT afraid I new I had to prove my self to it and running away is not how you do that!

Like you can out run wolves lmao

Its weird wolves are built different, They’re all nipping and hitting each other constantly, keeping ready, keeping strong.. anywhere that has bears you gotta be ready

Please stop trying to attach human ideals to animals. What you see as "bullying" is nothing more than a very intricate and structured social hierarchy. Very few animals in the animal kingdom practice "bullying" and those that do are mostly primates...or humans. Chimpanzees for example are known to take joy from tormenting or even killing other chimps, but wolves are dependent on a "pack" mentally to survive.

Dick The Dorkwing imposing hierochy on another being is actually bullying Hhahaha

@@jagarna1401 only by human standards.

@@jagarna1401 No thats just how life works!

pomeranians would do the same if there's many, poodles too, and Rottweilers as well… pack behavior

minkoss . just say, dogs would do the same O.o

Dydo Della Mura what is so funny about pomeranians? Do you have one or ever had one?

Fact

They kill livestock and need to be regulated same as big cats.

That's life.

Nature and life is depressing.

The life of the omega.

In our world the poor little omega would take to social media and whine out a bunch of sympathy then try to ban everything the other wolves love out of spite.

Andrew Thomas Your analysis: priceless

He was marking his property 🐺

No those are wolves very different creatures than dogs

All dogs are descendants of wolves. The more they look like them, the more they are like them. Wolves are vastly superior to all domestic dogs as far as intelligence.

Yep right at 1:03 she pops a squat

@@davyanonymous9674 Their heads are huge in comparison to domestic dogs

Wow I didnt even catch that at first...that is crazy

That's how we roll

Now I noticed he was mad asf lol😂😂

The alpha male rules

@@fiveo9127 alpha make isn't a thing, the person who made the idea later renounced it after he did further research.

Rarely.

We are more cunning

@@PS-xg8gj "in every respect"? Hmm

@@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797 there are people that think the earth is flat, moon landing was fake and vaccines cause autism

@@iceman7757 I don't consider them humans

Corey Walker ikr it's like They all love her and Fighting over the alpha lol

maybe go back to watching anime

You mean biologist?

@@greenblood2313 who pissed in ur cereal?

@Michael Lafferty 😂

@the man with no name im not a weeb tho

Cris P. Bacon Their survival rates are just because the author is mad lmao. But anyways they're still regular wolves. The Starks have direwolves. I'm aware the actual size isn't that much bigger than a grey wolf but in the books/shows they're massive so.

my pitbulls hair stands up on her back like that if shits about to GET REAL. if I see her hair stand, I grab the leash tight because she's about to goku, gohan bro

@@thedredgod hahah my Rottie does the same shit and i hold on for dear life

@Voltaic Fire im pretty dam hairy so my hair kinda stands up like a wolf too lmao

Hes not dominating Jesus christ how retarded are people. Its a misconception, the whole dominant alpha thing is not what you think it is and doesn't exist in wolfs, the person who created the idea of alpha wolfs later recalled it and denounced it after he did further research and found out it wasn't the case. What he thought was an alpha complex was just a parent child relationship thats why he denounced ot but pop culture refused to listen

@@tortellinifettuccine Firstly, he denounced his research in that specific instance but since then other papers have found that the wolf social structure is much more complex than a simple alpha and group of betas set up. However, there is still a clear hierarchy in wolf packs AND the aggressive wolves in this clip are indeed asserting dominance over the lower ranked wolves. You're welcome to do some research on the topic beyond an "Adam ruins everything" video (which are generally far too oversimplified).

I guess you mean domesticated.

@@muddy1596 Tamed modern wild Grey Wolves can't be truly Domesticated.

Holy shiz, good eye. I didn't notice that until I read your comment

Good call. I had to reply 3 times to catch that . Thx for pointing that out...Cool!

TheKingOfRuckus /claiming her

More like she’s protecting them because it’s a sanctuary.

Umm....Alan is his own Wolfpack

This is actually because wolves do that in nature. When they lick other wolves' mouths that is a sign of submission.

its kinda gross but its necessary to strenghten the bond between the carer and the wolf. Wolves do that in nature.

It's a must. That's how you get to know them more by being submissive.

It’s so they know she means no harm

Why do you espress yourself as if you're writing a film script?

Dogs were domesticated from wolves over the course of thousands of generations. You'd best believe that wolves are not just dogs with sharp teeth.

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Lol

wow ok

God tier

Hahahahaa