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Preservation The relationship between wolves and humans is long and complex. Although ancient wolves are the ancestors of today's domesticated dogs, over time wolves have come to be seen as violent predators. In the United States, changing laws over the past 80 years demonstrate the wide range of opinions about wolves. Ranchers, environmentalists, residents, and government officials have been involved in ongoing disputes over the question of whether and where wolves should be allowed to roam.
One must understand the wolf in the wild to truly appreciate his inherit right to exist. In their own world, wolves can maybe teach us to see their species in a new light. Have we waited until it is too late to learn to understand this mysterious yet highly controversial animal and give them the acceptance they deserve? Do we dare take a new look at the wolf, to see what is really behind that mask of the myths formed from our own fear of the wilderness, a world yet untamed?
Wolves have a society. They have a language, rituals, rules and rites of passage. They have a 45 million year-old culture. They are NOT a "renewable resource". They are a Nation of Beings... who share this planet with us. Their intelligence is second only to humans ... and I often find that questionable. Human Beings are NOT the only species on this planet... they just behave as if they are.
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