So it's official. Based on the new information I have learned if I was ever attacked by a pack of wolves I would have died.
Apparently, my first instincts were WRONG in every way as running away screaming and crying while I wet myself is NOT the way to handle an imminent attack by a wolf pack.
Good to know.
So what is the correct way? I have searched the depths of the internet to find out what were the best ways to survive and I have found a few that resounded in every article that I located. So I have compiled them neatly for you so you too could learn how to survive if ever faced with this situation.
So grab a drink and let's look at how we can survive a wolf attack.
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Ok.first off backing away means knowing for a fact all are in front of you.wolves circle prey.they don’t face off in a solid front attack.second depending on the bass in your voice it could be seen as an act of aggression or intimate.that depends on if they’ve ever had contact with humans prior.some of what Oliver said is true yes.but I highly disagree with him on his points.I was raised with wolves from the age of six on.a pack of thirteen.I know personally the identification of aggression and attitude changes in wolves.if you appear weak they will see you and treat you as prey.unless sickly or suffering from starvation a lone wolf wouldn’t attack.even a pack isn’t highly likely to attack unless they are feeling threatened or there is a lack of other food sources.