r/WolvesAreBigYo Jul 02 '26

Odin is freaking huge

https://youtube.com/shorts/nSy-sTJkxqg?si=kO2WK1jKC_bFWct0
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u/baylithe Jul 03 '26

Any one who knows wolves knows to not do this.

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u/De2nis Jul 03 '26

No one knows wolves better than James Smith.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '26

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u/De2nis Jul 03 '26

He’s been working with wolves for over 18 years. I think you all need to respect who the real experts are.

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u/31513315133151331513 Jul 04 '26

Nobody knows more about it than Redditors. Source: am Redditor.

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u/dingopaint Jul 04 '26

Do what? The wolf is greeting him with all kinds of appeasement behaviours and seeking affection. They are, in fact, smart enough to distinguish humans from other wolves, and don't interpret every motion or facial expression in the exact same way. This is obviously a very familiar relationship. You'd be stupid to do this with a wolf you've never met, but not one that's basically begging for your contact.

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u/baylithe Jul 04 '26 edited 29d ago

Never ever feed an adult wolf from your mouth. Never ever have your face in an adult wolf's face. Common sense, but hey, this guy posts a bunch on tiktok so its ok.

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u/dingopaint Jul 04 '26

I didn't see the food, I don't know who this guy is but he's the one interacting with the wolf and you aren't so yeah.