Indeed. In this case, the reason was because the girl was small and weak. This is consistent with the wolf's classical predatory behaviour. People have got to accept that among the reasons a wolf will attack is that it simply views a person as prey. Not all non-rabid attacks are defensive. The fact that the wolf was actually holding on to the girl and attempting to carry her away shows this was not a threat response.TheImmortalWolf wrote:the reason of the attack is also important i mean wolfs just dont attack for no reason
Anyway, I hope this zoo gets called out, and that other zoos learn from this experience. I find it tragic that they hadn't already done so with the death of the zoo keeper in Sweden.