a wolf's struggle history

A history of a wolf struggle <br /> Jiang Yifei This is a documentary about animals, but I would rather see it as a life struggle history.
It is an African wolf. I don't know why, one leg was born one leg shorter than the other three. This is a fatal flaw in the animal world of the jungle. When the crew found the wolf, it asserted that it would not live a childhood. Perhaps it was this misfortune that inspired the interest of the film crew and they decided to follow the life course of the jackal.
During breastfeeding, this wolf has a difficult life to survive. It always lags behind the brothers and sisters to grab the mother's nipples, and sometimes can only wait for the brothers and sisters to have a full meal before they can suck on the mother's already dry breasts for a while.
The wolf's lactation period is generally only three months, and the competition during lactation is not too intense. Three months later, the food source of the cubs was mainly the animals such as hares and antelopes that were recovered by the parents. At this time, the survival of the baby wolf faced a greater crisis. When the mother returned the food from the outside, its brothers and sisters swarmed up and screamed; when it came forward, there was almost no gap in the pin. The little wolf is usually waiting for others to enjoy the feast before they can eat the remaining bones and fur, and its mother always turns a blind eye to its situation. In the animal world, mothers never go to favor and protect a child, even if it is weak and in need of help. This is one of the laws of nature. Only the strongest individual survives and is beneficial to the entire population. Perhaps, for this poor wolf, its next fate is starvation.
But there are always exceptions. After many times of suffering from starvation, the little wolf suddenly made an amazing move. On that day, when it found that it could not access the food at all, it angrily bit the back leg of a contender and dragged it out; the attacker screamed and quit the contending team, the little wolf Immediately inserted it firmly. That day, it was a full meal for the first time. Since then, this sharp way of grazing has benefited the little jackal, which eventually succeeded in growing into an adult wolf.

Wolves are social animals. They prey on food and enjoy the same results, but don't think that wolves are communist societies. In the group, the one who contributes the least will usually be driven out of the wolf's territory by the companion and become a stray wolf. The result will be a dead end. This is also one of the laws of nature. The weaker will weaken the overall combat effectiveness, which is not conducive to the development of the entire population, and even drag the entire wolf group. In order to continue to survive in the group, the wolf must become a predator, at least not to drag everyone's hind legs. This is undoubtedly a great challenge for a wolf with a disability.
Everything is unexpected again. The adult wolf has performed well in predation activities. Although it is slightly slower than its companions, its sensitivity and endurance are stronger than its companions. It always finds the predator that is vulnerable to attack and first rushes up. What's more, it can chase prey with amazing endurance. Sometimes, seeing the prey to escape the coyote of the wolves, it still insists on chasing, fighting alone with the prey, it has been repeatedly provoked by the ox, and after falling heavily, quickly climbed up against the opponent. Often at the end of its insistence, the entire wolf has gained more loot.
The wolf is not the best in the group, but it is the best and the most desperate. Its contribution cannot be underestimated, which makes it gain the respect and unshakable status of the companions in the wolves. Even more gratifying is that it also won the favor of a female wolf, they eventually formed a partner and had 6 cubs.
A wolf that was earlyly sentenced to death by human beings survived miraculously. Not only that, but it also won status, love and respect. This 160-minute documentary made me see the hardships and cruelty of fate, and let me appreciate the tenacity and wisdom of life.