Do wolves seek revenge?

Wolves do seek physical retaliation, although they do not seek emotional or metaphysical revenge just like human beings do. Physical revenge is quite common with almost any animal species in the world. For instance, if you try to grab the dog by its tail, it's likely to bite you.

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Consequently, what is the canadian wolf?

The Canadian timber wolf is a sub-species of the gray wolf, whose range covers western Canada and Alaska. It is also known as the northwestern wolf, the Mackenzie Valley wolf or the Alaskan timber wolf. One may also ask who won the fight in the grey? There is not much wolf-killing, or even wolf-punching! Instead, Neeson and his comrades, trapped in the deserted, snowy wild after a harrowing plane crash, are hunted and picked off by the wolves one-by-one and the movie ends with Neeson, the only one left, making his doomed last stand.

Subsequently, do wolves behave like in the grey?

'The Grey': Is film's portrayal of wolves as man-killers too dramatic? Most North American wolves are exceedingly shy. But given starvation, territorial incursions and habituation with humans, attacks can ? and do ? happen. Wolf attack scenes in 'The Grey' nevertheless have drawn criticisms from animal rights groups. Do wolves eat humans? In North America, there are no documented accounts of humans killed by wild wolves between 1900-2000. Worldwide, in those rare cases where wolves have attacked or killed people, most attacks have been by rabid wolves.

And another question, is the grey an atheist movie?

The movie takes an atheist position that nothing matters, although there are some overt references to faith. However, the constant foul language should have been cut or greatly reduced. THE GREY also has some intense, strong, and scary violence. Then, what does the phrase into the fray mean? : a usually disorderly or protracted fight, struggle, or dispute Fighting there could easily draw neighboring nations into the fray.-