Never Cry Wolf - Non-fiction by Farley Mowat Details
From antiquity, wolves legends have been as ferocious and predatory monsters. In the film "Abby Krae Wolf", Farley Moat is keen to fix stereotypes. Using his observations of the Canadian…
From antiquity, wolves legends have been as ferocious and predatory monsters. In the film "Abby Krae Wolf", Farley Moat is keen to fix stereotypes.
Using his observations of the Canadian wolf pack, Moat paints a sensitive image of the wolf as a mild, gentle animal with strong family ties and taste for small prey instead of cattle. While the scientific basis of some favorable conclusions has been contested, this compassionate and comic account provides a warm understanding of the behavior of the wolf and provoked readers to fight for the preservation of these majestic creatures.
This fascinating study formed a turning point in attitudes, proving that the wolf bears little resemblance to the evil villain of the tales of children or the Gothic Werewolf.
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