Things you can't say anymore: No documented kill of a human by wolves in USA

[280plus]

Stunning it? Rendering it unconscious? Killing it outright? Not sure but it's obvious the wolves have it, the big buff made it quick and relatively painless rather than it be torn apart fully aware. I do tend to give animals more credit for having a higher intelligence than most people would think. Actually, I give animals credit for having a higher intelligence than most people these days. 

Present company excluded of course. Well, except for Fistful. 

[seeker_two]

The wolves just need to be taught that the two-legged naked bears aren't safe to play with 

Depends on the two-legged naked bear..... 

[Tallpine]

Depends on the two-legged naked bear..... 

Some people don't tread well in bear country 

[seeker_two]

Some people don't tread well in bear country 

I see what you did there..... 

[230RN]

Maybe the little guy was just the herd smartass.

[Regolith]

Maybe the little guy was just the herd smartass.

 


Actually, it's more likely the big buffalo was aiming for the wolves and either missed or didn't know the other bison was there. Big herbivores like that are often nearsighted and can't see worth a damn.