The Wolf Issue In WWI | Joe Rogan & Diane K. Boyd

[@liamgross7217]

Dingoes in Australia don’t attack humans…. Until they did.

[@gonpow]

The dingo did eat her baby

[@amac5224]

@@gonpowate it up with mata sauce

[@HighPowerOptionsTrades]

😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣

[@anugranmathimugan2778]

Dingoes didn't try and eat people though , bit of nuance would be good .

[@merikihood3347]

When Dingoes lived and hunterd alongside us, They didn't need to look at human as a food source They always got their fair share of the kill as an offer of thanks for helping in the hunt The land was a lot more abundant in those times But after Colinzation destroyed the natural rhythm of life and drove a decent amount of our native animals to the brink of extinction, including the Dingo Its changed the Animals nature and not for the better They began to form larger groups acting more like a pack of wolves rather then their original salutary nature As a result they now have alot more mouth's to feed addpting to life as opportunistic, scavengers they don't just go for young children or toddlers anymore A large pack will actively Pursue a group of adults if desperate enough

[@davidtalley5693]

problem with expert's...if THEY haven't seen it,its probably not true....

[@McNeish]

Until you prove otherwise. Then you’re the expert. This is not really a problem.

[@slappy8941]

Expert's what? Apostrophes don't make words plural, bro. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@stevesmith2171]

Pointing out grammar mistakes doesn't make you smart either. ​@@slappy8941

[@partytimeproductions420]

Now days to be labeled an expert all you have to do is say something isn't true. People have pictures of extremely large black cats showing up in their yards in Texas. Experts take one look and say "According to national geographic they don't exist in this part of America. Must be a house cat. We have no way of knowing how big that pine tree is, in the background!"

[@benjamanmitchell4594]

Aye Joe is literally putting her up to speed.

[@ohnoitisnt666]

Saying that the wolves would starve rather than eat an unfamiliar prey animal is just stupid.

[@melissam9064]

I would give you 100 thumbs up if I could! Exactly right!!!

[@evinoge5834]

So you actually believe that 400 wolves can group together and find enough food? Think man, the fucking logistics of finding, killing, and eating that much meat is ridiculous. There’s 0 chance of 400.

[@josephsalmonte4995]

400 wolves would be needing warehouse fulls amounts of meat to survive. I agree it's nonsense ​@@evinoge5834

[@tttrippydog]

​@@evinoge5834l agree,yet suppose it was not 1, but many pack driven to same area, and reported as 1. Large armies hunt wildlife to feed, thereby depleting their natural diet which would cause unnatural behavior.

[@shellybastion9974]

Carnivores eat meat..that's what it means. (Don't swim with sharks.)

[@RETRIBUTION_TIME]

Wolf lover doesn't believe wolves can be "mean"... 🙄

[@Cuse330Ci]

More like wolf scientist doesn't believe hundred year old secondhand information.

[@willie417]

The great wolf conference of 1917 is where they decided to form that super pack

[@jaysmith8347]

About twenty years ago in Alaska, wolves killed and partially ate a young schoolteacher who was jogging outside of one of the remote villages. There was also a kid in a remote logging camp who was attacked when he took garbage out to the camp's dump. The kid survived but was badly torn up. Both attacks were well documented by the State troopers and Alaskan media outlets, but didn't get much coverage in the Lower 48.

[@mfcobb1]

@@jaysmith8347 wolves are opportunist.

[@RollinBoy]

Glenn Villeneuve from the life below zero show had all manner of encounters with wolves, some dangerous. I think Wolves are beautiful creatures, but I view them like Tigers and Bears. I had a rare wintery encounter with 3 in the Italian Alps in a wood cabin, was standing on the porch drinking a hot mug of coco looking out into the night, I saw these shadows under the large pine trees, I thought my eyes where playing tricks on me, then the shadows moved, undulating as they galloped off in the thick snow, their fluffy tails trailing silently off into the night, was magical.

[@gregrobertson5576]

I feel like she is based on knowledge of wolves from North America. There's a big difference in Eurasian wolves. They have actively hunted humans for thousands of years. The U.S.S.R never reported the many wolf attacks because the citizenry would demand firearms to defend themselves. It was repressed for decades but there are many reports

It was legal to own hunting rifles in the USSR.

[@benrent6625]

So how'd the bolshevic revolution occur if the citizenry was armed?

[@JohnSmith-lg2ie]

This is total fiction.

[@KevinDeck-z7e]

She’s completely dizzy on our wolves here as well!

@@benrent6625 A vast number of Russians supported the Russian Revolution. You might read a book about it.

[@twilightsparklegirlytl2796]

She is the type that writes child phycology books but never had children of her own

[@anugranmathimugan2778]

This is rubbish , woman has been out there between for decades studying wolves.

[@icedwidow]

You can’t even spell psychology like a child.

[@GreatestOneEver]

Your the type to believe Graham Hancock and Scientology am I right?

[@saaketh83]

Scrw you tubby she literally lived with wolves for decades

[@mfcobb1]

Stupid people will insist wolves don't eat people. They are stupid.

[@benjamanmitchell4594]

I wonder if they were attacked by the Huge wolves that walk upright and on all fours, with super long tails and super huge ears?

[@partytimeproductions420]

@@benjamanmitchell4594 Furries? 🤣

[@benjamanmitchell4594]

@@partytimeproductions420 Nope.

[@partytimeproductions420]

@@benjamanmitchell4594 🤔Just checking. I hear they are taking over our cities😉

[@shellybastion9974]

Wolves kill and eat moose.. So?!

[@maddog46]

The lions of Tsavo was a bullshit story as well till it wasn't.

[@joemurray8902]

I would be skeptical also. I would look to official military dispatches from that time and those regiments. Also official diaries.

[@Yokai-Samurai]

That sounds like it would inspire a really badass werewolf movie.

[@nolandemartino5420]

How can she explain the stories of thousands of soldiers getting killed by crocodiles or sharks. She really that stupid to think that wolves would pass up on a feast like that just because they don’t know the wolf next to them.

[@slammysammy9555]

Comparing crocodiles and wolves is like apples and oranges. The crocodiles didn’t go out of their way to hunt those people. The men walked into their swamp. Wolves would have had to seek out the battlefield (which they would be scared to do) in a mega pack (which they don’t form)

[@Billybear185]

Well lets see... WWI was trench warfare, so there were bullets constantly flying and bombs dropping. People killed by sharks and crocs is a completely different kind of warfare. Why would a pack of wolves be drawn to explosions and gunshots, and if if that had I'm pretty sure the wolves aren't wearing bullet proof vests.

[@evinoge5834]

Please explain to me how you see these things occurring. Like visualize the actual events. Apparently packs of wolves rushed the soldiers, and then didn’t run away immediately after half of them were shot? Joe didn’t Just say opportunistic attacks. He also claimed they took down groups of men on patrol. Apparently multiple bayonets and rifles can’t deter wolves? They were able to take out the entire squad of armed men? Joe doesn’t understand scale, he believes the inflated version of events too often. What probably happened was a small percentage of the millions of soldiers were attacked. Not a pervasive or major issue as Joe is portraying it

[@danielgagliano6236]

I agree with the woman, she makes a valid argument that when you do dig down to the foundational sources, they’re suspect and sensationalist articles from over a hundred years ago

[@mysticnomad3577]

Have you changed your mind yet after reading some of these comments?

[@danielgagliano6236]

@@mysticnomad3577 nope

[@Myrtlecrack]

It did happen, look it up.

[@danielgagliano6236]

@ nope it didn’t

[@Myrtlecrack]

@@danielgagliano6236 Yeah, it did, don't be sore about it.

[@Billybear185]

Well lets see... WWI was trench warfare, so there were bullets constantly flying and bombs dropping. Why would a pack of wolves be drawn to explosions and gunshots, and if if they had I'm pretty sure the wolves aren't wearing bullet proof vests. She's definitely right to be skeptical. I swear common sense is a luxury these days.

[@A20-w8l]

😂

[@dannye1982]

This is the kind of person that sees a pack of wolves chasing someone and is like awww poor wolves, they need to be protected... not being funny i'll take the soliders word over a crazy wolf woman. Who wasn't there but thinks she knows how wolves act in certain situations 😅

[@jesuswouldkilhimself]

Know it all....

[@JohnSmith-lg2ie]

Wolves don't chase people, they avoid them.

[@bruno4299]

When this expert has 40 years of experience with the animal in question, that means a lot.

[@JimH420]

This lady is very closed minded. If she dosent believe it, she dosent want to talk about it.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

a lot of female scholars are this way. there was this shark expert who said that the story of what happened in cape code that inspired Jaws about a few people that got eaten by a shark around the same place does not prove that "rogue territorial sharks exist". But none of it proved that it did not either. The proof is that about 5 people died at the same place in the course of weeks.

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

Because everything he is claiming is based off anecdotal evidence and goes against everything she has learned of wolves in 40 years. She probably knows other experts will watch this and is cringing about how to let Joe down easily that it's an urban legend. While some of the story is probably true, it's likely embellished to the point of legend.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

there was this "shark specialist" that was the same. Jaws was based on a story from the early 20th century about a few people that died around the same place in a same lake at cap code. and even though these events happened, she could not believe in the concept of the "rogue shark" and territoriality that was described in the movie. Just cause it had not happened before.

[@Cc-bs8ll]

No, she wants facts. I don’t believe in Santa Claus but I should still entertain someone else’s belief in him when he can’t provide factual evidence?

[@McNeish]

No she’s skeptical. Asyou should be. Why do you want to believe this happened.

[@JeffRamblin]

I remember learning about an incident involving a hunter somewhere in Wisconsin or Minnesota I want to say around the year 1906 or 1903 they found what little was left of him along with a five shot rifle . He had used all five rounds to shoot five wolves belonging to a group estimated to be around 15 . It became a big sensation in all the newspapers of the time . All hell broke loose and all over the country men stopped what they were doing and started hunting wolves almost to the point of Extinction . Teddy Roosevelt stepped in and put a stop to it

[@walter6629]

Lots of calvary, wounded people as well . Plenty to fatten up packs

[@You-Tube-FBI]

I wonder what she would believe the Imperial Japanese Army Ramree massacre. They were "falling back" (they dont retreat) through some swamp. Alot of infantry soldiers got eaten by crocs. Those crocs that did that almost 100 years ago, are probably still living too.

[@CHIEFBIGHORN2024]

Imagine moving thru a swamp like sum cattle it’s crazy they do that in Africa to cows all day

[@glenperry4367]

Ah, an elderly lady saying she doesn’t believe the stories of thousands of world war 1 soldiers because she “knows” wolves and how they acted 30 years before she was born, genius.

[@codysmith459]

She says that because she's studied them for years and just wants and source and Rogan has nothing. She's not some nobody on a youtube comment section like you. Now get back to work Glenn

[@sawoodworking9200]

@@codysmith459wolves and dogs in generals change so freaking rapidly, if she knew half of what she says, she would understand that. The wolves from over 100 years ago, are nowhere near the same creature as today

[@jamesmanolakis2420]

Never trust a hippie

[@cdbfullbore]

​@codysmith459 you should listen to some bear attack stories. You'll be surprised by how many forestry workers/rangers that had degrees and were bear experts, are victims in those stories.

[@y-it114]

Yeah plus if there’s 1000s of men in trenches in the woods all of a sudden, why wouldn’t some wolfs try and eat

[@b_uppy]

Coyotes are adapting. To assume that wolves would just die off is anathema to life...

[@Connor-e2n]

💯💯💯

[@willie417]

she's saying they won't form a super pack to hunt humans, think about it a pack of 400 big azz wolves racing across a battle field snatching up men, now that would had been a sight to see

[@b_uppy]

@@willie417 No, I am referring to where she said they'd just die off.

[@willie417]

@@b_uppy well she has been studying them for over 40 years, so she might know a thing or two about wolves😏

[@b_uppy]

@@willie417 Even researchers have biases/blindspots.

[@Olddog-Wiserdog]

Fanatics cannot be trusted. Anything is acceptable as long as it furthers their insane agenda.

[@johnlester3155]

Totally not a Hillary biden kamala voter

[@frostyjim2633]

Hate has no place in her home!

[@Mark-vr5hc]

That’s what you thought of watching this ? You Americans are so weird, every little thing gets political.

[@robertchase3305]

Americans😂😂😂

[@Jac833]

I remember hearing about this supper pack being so big should be some pics of 50+ somewhere

[@slappy8941]

A supper pack? So they only met for meals in the evenings? 😂😂😂

[@PANCHOSWAY]

Her middle name „K.“ must be KAREN as if she been in the trenches back then 💀 complaint after complaint

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Someone should make a decent budget movie on this but with werewolves instead.

[@omarhamed3192]

Look up Dog Soilders

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@omarhamed3192 the movie?

[@DaveCoultas]

I would say she knows a hell of a lot more than we do when it comes to this and what she says makes a whole lot of sense . We always think in terms of what we as humans would do .

[@KelticTim]

She’s basing her skepticism on such a tiny window of anecdotal history, we’ve got no clue how wolves would react to every situation and saying that the WW1 story is wrong is pretty dumb of her.

[@backabeyond]

She's approaching claims by Joe like any intelligent adult should. With skepticism. Joe is well known for believing some straight up BS. She's basing her skepticism on her expertise. And Joe is just repeating a story he has a vague recollection of. Rogan and his many moronic followers love to disregard knowledgeable people, while celebrating those who just tell a good story. You calling someone dumb while defending Joe is rich.

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

Actually, she's basing her scepticism off of 40 years of studying wolves. You are calling her dumb off of a tiny piece of anecdotal history. Her scepticism comes from the obvious fact that people exaggerate stories and the story doesn't fit to what she has learned off of wolves over her life research. You want it to be true because it's a cool story. Likely exaggerated at the time and repeated on a news feed for clicks. The story is anecdotal. No evidence.

[@c_smooth5645]

not just dumb but arrogant, I hate when those people who study animal act like they know everything , have you been with them in natur in every situation ...

[@liamgross7217]

Dingoes in Australia don’t attack people…. Until they did.

[@denisemal7027]

@@norbitcleaverhook5040yeah most of these people are very biased in their opinion and that’s all she has are opinions

[@mattbell8364]

I love this comment section. Hundreds of people educated by the Nature channel arguing against the credibility and intelligence of a woman who has intimately studied the species for decades. People need to stop, listen, and learn.

[@DanielLyons-m9i]

She dismissed primary evidence ( eye witness accounts ) from soldiers who were there. That's not intelligent, that's not academic. That's ignorance.

[@mattbell8364]

@DanielLyons-m9i I didn't hear any cited sources, especially for first hand accounts. Do you have a reference?

[@Siwashable]

@@mattbell8364 Do you think wolves won't attack people?

[@mattbell8364]

@@Siwashable Who are you?

[@baneverything5580]

@@mattbell8364 About twenty years ago in Alaska, wolves killed and partially ate a young schoolteacher who was jogging outside of one of the remote villages. There was also a kid in a remote logging camp who was attacked when he took garbage out to the camp's dump. The kid survived but was badly torn up. Both attacks were well documented by the State troopers and Alaskan media outlets, but didn't get much coverage in the Lower 48.

[@TheFloridaprepper]

She's a good sport. Very non-dogmatic, unlike many "scientists" today.

[@integritytreecare4794]

She’s already got her mind made up.

[@stevesmith2171]

Wolves smell blood,a lot of blood. Wolf expert: They don't do this! 😂

[@Mmmmkaaay]

Well to be fair, wolves are shy creatures, so all that racket of war with men everywhere would be jarring.

[@stevesmith2171]

@@Mmmmkaaay The racket and carnage of war would have driven off or killed all of their prey. They are wild animals and will take food where they can find it when starving. If they figure out it's easy prey? Well,now you have a problem.

[@bruno4299]

​@@stevesmith2171When this expert has 40 years of experience with the animal in question, that means a lot.

[@TheCornyCobb]

She didn’t like the fact that Joe knew something about Wolves that she didn’t. " I need to know references".

[@robertstrachan3915]

She's an academic. You can't just accept what New York Times says as fact. You need to look at the primary sources.

[@TheCornyCobb]

@@robertstrachan3915 The Academic is Human and was bothered.

[@ChanelVip-rw2or]

Dude go read some books 😂Rogan himself will tell you he doesn’t know half the shit about wolves shes dedicated her life to researching these things lmao that’s the problem retards like you just follow shit blindly without having any factual source this sound like the “trust me bro” type of idiot

[@el7723]

That's really dumb lol a PhD is not going to accept freaking news articles as an authoritative source in their field lmao That's hilarious

[@TheCornyCobb]

@@el7723 exactly, what you just said is dumb. She was clearly pressing joe for a source before he even mention the News article.

[@countingcoup]

Joe and his Bro Science...

[@etubrutus3501]

All I hear is, she is incapable of thinking outside the box.

[@Killa234]

No she is educated

[@McNeish]

No she is just skeptical. Why do you believe it?

[@slammysammy9555]

Wolves are incapable of thinking outside the box. She just understands that fact

[@Souundy]

That's how science works. You should be skeptical of a single piece of evidence that is far outside the norm. Not saying it didn't happen but you generally need more examples to back up claims like that.

[@DrCDBDC]

This lady is how knowledge doesn't move forward.

[@Cuse330Ci]

No, this scientist is how old wives' tales don't move forward.

[@DavidC-m4h]

She’s an expert on wolves by reading books on wolves. How can she be so dismissive on a scenario where wolves decided to hunt wounded and starving soldiers. All carnivores are opportunistic hunters that won’t pass up on an easy meal. She can’t grasp the fact that sometimes human beings are on the menu.

[@johnnygoode3977]

No she actually has a Phd and has been working in the field with wolves most of her life. She has a much better grasp on the topic than anyone you know

[@JAYSPLASHMUSIC]

sensationalism. You want to hear a movie like story of how wolves hunted people when shes telling you based on her RESEARCH that they do not behave like that. Have YOU ever been hunted by wolves? Or have YOU ever seen it? No so youre going off what you HEARD

[@DukeRhodes]

Many animals view humans as prey, polar bears, crocodiles spring to mind, though any predator driven to starvation, can and will seek out other prey options. Predators are also opportunistic, if potential meat is presented, they definitely will act on their predatory instincts. Manhunters are real, and wolves have been manhunters in the past. Taking people in their sleeping bags while the people are vulnerable.

[@stevengrey8488]

Joe Rogan rules!

[@dangermouse957]

That's news from.a 100 years ago, probably alot more factual and accurate than news today lady. Just because u didn't now something don't ridicule it do some more research. Go joe educate her.

[@GTH321]

It had to be a buffet for the wolves, how is this not a movie

[@JoeRogansForehead]

Well , instead of the 10s of thousands of artillery shells constantly landing on every square kilometer .

[@charlesdyer5348]

I was on board until the part where a pack of wolves runs into the middle of a battle to snatch people

[@Cuse330Ci]

Funny how Joe's level of fired up about this doesn't nearly match the comment section. Joe isn't married to the idea that it is true and even says so, but people here are in full attack mode.

[@buzzkillingit3892]

If your in a place like siberia and run into wolves there is nothing else for them to eat but you.😂😂

[@genovayork2468]

The wolves wouldn't be there if that was the case, boso.

[@jefffach557]

Wolves take out bison and moose in Canada

[@lioninthesun8833]

And the Elk in North Idaho

[@WalrusWinking]

You can tell Joe is trying his best not to upset his guest by contradicting her.

[@JohnSmith-lg2ie]

Quite the opposite!

[@KevinDeck-z7e]

In 2012, a wolf was shot near Drayton Valley Alberta & was a new world record at 230LB’s beating the last world record of 175LB’s!

[@RenegadeHistory95]

I think people are just hella emotional and easily wound up. From those who want this WW1 tale to be true to her not wanting Joe Rogan to know something that she doesn’t. The truth will lie somewhere in between. She voiced her thoughts very well however and she knows way more about canines than any of us 😂…

[@JohnSmith-lg2ie]

True except Joe is full of shit.

[@RenegadeHistory95]

@ so why do you watch his podcasts?

[@JohnSmith-lg2ie]

​@@RenegadeHistory95 Someone asked my opinion of this interview. It's the only one I have watched.

[@RenegadeHistory95]

@ I see.

[@NateDawg920]

She's definitely correct. 400 is insane. Researchers followed a pack of wolves once due to the pack being over 30. They were considered a Super Pack due to the unusually large numbers and it's theorized to have taken a number of different factors for even that large of a number to have assembled. Wolves have an alpha inside of the pack and while they don't follow the exact formation as lions do, there's some similarities in breeding. You would need multiple alpha's and breeding to practically be organized to keep a small town population of wolves functioning in an orderly fashion. My guess as to what really happened is, a high population of wolves was able to thrive in and around the area. Things happened to scare the people and the soldiers. Small children could definitely be taken and killed. Soldiers wounded could have been dealt with by a bear. If several packs of wolves thrive in the area, scared humans with ammunition could easily come to a cease fire agreement to get the so-called wolf problem dealt with.

[@johnnygoode3977]

That story is called yellow journalism back in the day.

[@markwinter9001]

What about the Paris wolf attacks?

[@user-fv3xh3qy9s]

Came here to ask the same question.

[@migjager7352]

I know that wolves had a good time with Napoleon's soldiers during the Great Retreat from Moscow.

[@keithhagler502]

True! But this lady would probably call those men liars too 🙄

[@harrymills2770]

Similar phenomenon took place during the formation of Genghis Khan's horde. Herdsmen who by nature live very dispersed were hit by years of drought. Your neighbor wouldn't have enough forage on his territory nor would you on yours. So you'd have to expand. There was conflict. The winner almost doubled in size, and things eased slightly, but soon it would have to forage beyond the combined range of the original two, and encounter bigger/smaller tribe. The bigger tribe won. Soon there was a horde. I wonder if something like this was what happened with the wolves.

[@robshell5367]

Lots of stupid comments ripping on her in this video. Just remember people are prone to blowing things out of proportion. Especially when it comes to wolfs.

[@braxtonvestal777]

Imagine how many wolfs were around in WWI

[@jmolvin9055]

I'm with her, one tall tale got blown out of commotion. Back then any story was mostly word of mouth. Wolves don't hunt people, they are aware of guns, and shy away.

[@Noelzsazsa]

True I know there were no wolves in France after the war they have only just returned

[@devaneck6856]

Go watch the episode of Life below zero on highway moderately bigger than average packed actually come at the guy and he had to shoot three of them before. They literally were going to kill him if he stayed on the frozen lake. I think people should literally do research before they open their mouth. Russia actually proved a couple years ago you can look this up if you do your research a super PAC was actually filmed pictures of and proven to exist. It was a pack of about 80 to 120 wolves but to say super pacs do not happen and will not kill people is absolutely ignorant of someone to say. Especially if you've never even looked up the situation and you just open your mouth and think you know about it

[@kentreed1394]

That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard they will definitely eat u fool

[@Brooner47]

Glenn from life below zero told a story on jre a few years back of a massive pack of wolves that literally chased him. It was only once he shot 3 of them did they retreat

[@Olddog-Wiserdog]

Don't muddle up their fairytale with facts!!! LIFE IS A DISNEY FILM!

[@partytimeproductions420]

Imagine a warzone. It is not unreasonable to think that wolves may have feasted on those left behind and developed a taste for more. Like a coyote who finds a chicken coupe. Those chickens may be there for years with no issues. Then one taste of chicken and that coyote will come back until you stop them. I don't know why this lady would believe there is any difference between the two situations.

[@mysticnomad3577]

No one's an expert in anything there's always something new to learn.

[@alanhelton]

I don’t know what this says about me, but I tend to be very dismissive of other people that are dismissive about the topic that they love

[@larrybarron6184]

Animals adapt just look at coyotes entering urban areas and snatching smaller pets or attracting male dogs by sending females in heat to lure them into the woods, surrounding them, and tearing them apart.

[@HerbisRGreen]

400 is definitely a big number. Prob exaggerated. The stories might be true. The number sounds like the size/weight of the fisherman's biggest catch. I can see how 80-100 wolves ripping people apart in the dark might seem like 400 to someone who might have survived the attack but lost a foot and an arm. There was a lot more big game around, and a lot more animals in general on the earth, back in those days more than hundred years ago. There were a lot of frozen mammoths thawing outr of the ice as well.

[@DSTAYDOP343V3R]

It's like 7 dudes

[@greasher926]

More likely is that there were several packs that descended onto the farms due to wild life numbers plummeting in that severe winter, but the packs were not cooperating, and not necessarily even at the same place at the same time at the same farm. There very well could have been 400 distinct wolfs that attacked the farms that winter but each pack probably attacked a different farm.

[@jackoshea7668]

Bohemia? Yeah, close enough.😂

[@foggy561]

She is scared to death that wolves will be villainized if she admits that wolves can and will eat people. Especially if they are hungry and in an advantages position to do so.

[@Z1989ahmed]

“Defend that territory to the death” yeah, 3 million shells in 5 hours😂

[@jedi_knight_PhD]

They should have used Alaskan Malamutes. That is how the Inuit in Alaska kept wolves away!

[@CarlMiller-ql2wz]

To say wolves in Yellowstone are the same as wolves in Siberia is so immature. Wolves do certain things until they dont.

[@olihallam9667]

There was a documentary on the BBC I believe about the 400 wolf pack. They sent out a hunter to identify the alpha and shoot it. Once he did the pack broke up. I am sure there is still clips on youtube.

[@debsday5445]

Amazing lady ❤

[@ThatBoyBent]

I'm intrigued

[@devaneck6856]

This lady only knows Yellowstone wolves she doesn't study wolves in Russia Canada or anything like that and she's trying to act like she knows everything about them. Shes ok. But she is not the expert she leads on. Super pacs have been proven to exist and happen in Russia and having just a couple years ago and was proven. She's cool man but she needs to do some more research about the animal she's apparently an expert on

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

​@@devaneck6856Link some evidence because I can't find any online evidence of superpacks. Sounds like urban legend to me. Go on, link a photo?

[@JoeRogansForehead]

“I’m reading it tooo…” Lady … this is how he does his podcast..

[@computerbiscuit]

Spores rule our world.

[@surfertango]

Red wolves in cases cove, nc. Deep in the Smokies

[@jud5280]

Diane rite

[@masonlynch6268]

She got upset because she was told something she didn't know previously. And so defensive , Such Odd Behavior.

[@freds4814]

There's nothing wrong with asking for documentation!

[@pavman21]

She fought in ww1 listen to her expertise

[@cannonmartin7952]

People like her, and the other skeptical of these claims are clearly not the experts they believe they are

[@robertlambert2366]

It totally logical. I feel like in that specific set of circumstances, the wolves would definitely take advantage of wounded incapacitated soldiers. Why wouldn’t they? They aren’t just going to see it and ignore it.

[@davidbelton719]

So they can't evolve nor adjust in her opinion?! She's full of herself...

[@flyingirish31]

There are packs larger than 34 in US several places.

[@bri_____]

No more brothers wars 😢

[@JeffRamblin]

In spite of Karen's beliefs I have had many Old-Timers tell me that back in the day wolves with regularly show up and take children . Apparently they preferred preteens . It is believed that they preferred them because they were small enough to handle but yet enough to satisfy their hunger . They're not cute and cuddly , we are food to them !

[@JohnSmith-lg2ie]

Lies!

[@JeffRamblin]

@JohnSmith-lg2ie let me guess in your closet there is at least one hoodie and at least two T-shirts with a wolf's face on the front of them

[@rabbithomesteading3797]

Even if there as 400 starving wolves that went after what ever that still takes a lot of prey for 400 wolves. I dont believe it either and Love how Diane holds her ground in a safe way. Who knows it could happen but not likely. Normally starving things with no prey die out and then prey rebounds and then predators slowly rebound if any left and cycles again.

[@chadbinette3201]

If this woman doesn't write it she's skeptical about it. She studies wolves today in America not 100 years ago in Russia. Don't think they've adapted a bit? 100 years ago they were higher in numbers and had a lot more range to explore and hunt and alot more prey numbers to hunt.

[@kenfischerjr5219]

I counted like 9 could, maybe, and if's through Rogan's theory. A lot of maybe's...😊

[@GreatestOneEver]

Everyone trashing the lady is funny, a bunch of Graham Hancock and Scientology believers

[@sbrons1]

To be fair, 400 strong pack of wolves sounds very unlikely. It doesn’t sound more likely because Joe says it.

[@DanielLyons-m9i]

Ivory tower female dismisses soldiers eye witness accounts. Right, got it

[@combatjjforlife5304]

The Russian town of bottleofvodka

[@latriciabailey8359]

Wolves feeding on battlefields chang quickly. Chipper Bailey.

[@JoeRogansForehead]

The wolves didn’t go in the trenches . They went in the no man’s land

[@johnmccracken5465]

This is the main problem with people like this lady. They won’t acknowledge anything that doesn’t go along with her views and beliefs. They have an agenda and will support that agenda no matter how much damage it does to everyone else. It’s all about them being right.

[@Canucklehead557]

Wolf or not, if you're hungry, you'll eat whatever you can get. Especially if its easy.

[@kurtlee3198]

i believe that it happened but as with most things passed a long in a story probably the number of wolves and size of the wolves was probably exaggerated

[@elizabethtalavera9300]

Maybe it was werewolves, perhaps?😱🤔😁

[@silverhaze7329]

She's correct. They would eat each other first

[@VompoVompatti]

The eastern front was way less static than the western front. It wasn't trench warfare.

[@JoeRogansForehead]

She laughed a little too hard when he called himself an amateur historian

[@smitty2514]

Apparently this woman is so educated on wolves, she doesn't believe wolves survive however they have to.

[@0Shane13]

Hard to believe armed soldiers can’t handle a wolf

[@salvatoreregalbuto5444]

it is until you see one in the wild you cant hear them. I saw one after sitting in a tree for four hours on a hunt. It knew we were there but we didnt notice it until it was right below us.

[@jessieyoung3759]

Well the majority of casualties were caused by artillery and most went down in no mans land , not to mention chlorine ,phosgene and mustard gas temporarily blind you , hundreds of references , thousands of personal diaries document this I have heard this reference in Field Marshall Erwin Rommels memoirs : ATTACKS .I own the book . Many of the mercy dogs used by the Germans fell prey to wolf attacks as well . They organized ceasefire to recover the wounded after major battles and many found the severely wounded being eaten by wolves .

[@genovayork2468]

​@@jessieyoung3759 Thank crazy Wilhelm for all of it.