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Save Our Nature Wildlife: Save Our Nature Wildlife is a Non-Profit Organization. An effort to expose the agenda against Wolves and other Animals. Wild wolves are generally timid around humans. Wolves usually try to avoid contact with people, to the point of even abandoning their kills when an approaching human is detected. Without his alliance with wolves early man would not have been as successful in surviving. There is no documentation of a wolf ever attacking a human being unprovoked and without rabies. Wolves are highly intelligent with complex social structures within the pack; wolves mate for life. 300 people were mauled and died from domestic dog attacks in 2010 moose have killed humans in 2010 - wolves like every year "0". Wolf is the father of all dogs and the same species

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