I Thought He Was Giving Up On Life Until I Discovered He Has Lived With Wolves For Over 40 Years
January 27, 2014
A 79 year-old German man has been living with wolves for the past 40 years. The way they respect him and how they interact is unbelievable. This is Werner Freund.
Wolves are obviously a feared species.
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Freund takes that belief and shatters it.
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
He is basically a member of the pack. There is mutual respect.
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
The wolves are playful when he's around.
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
The only reason he is alive: He is the alpha. He's in charge.
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
This wolfpack sanctuary is located in Merzig, inhabited by wolves from six different packs around the world.
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
He does everything with them.
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
Yes, everything!
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
Freund actually has to take the first bite of a kill to show he is the pack master. Then, and only then, can the others eat.
Photo: Michael Schonberger / cyrotronic.com
Please don't go out and try this yourself...
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