PinkFalcon

Wolfspeak Wolves do not have a word for flight. They have several words for hunt to describe the thrill of the chase, the scent of the prey, the wind and snow and rain in their fur, the leaves and rocks and dirt beneath their paws, but not for the path of the eagle high above them, soaring, wheeling through the sky. Wolves know the difference between sick prey and weak prey. They know the limitations of a broken leg, of a harsh winter, of a sick deer, and they hunt accordingly. The strong are left alone. They are avoided, respected. They are a threat, and wolves do not target them. Wolves have many words for packmates, for bo