Understanding Wolves and Wolf Dogs

The video tells the story of Rick, a wolf rescued by the Apex Protection Project. Rick escaped captivity and survived in the wild before being rescued. The video explores Rick's unique traits, his genetic background, and his personality, highlighting his bond with humans. It also discusses the social structure of wolves and the lessons they can teach us about care and community.

What is the primary mission of the Apex Protection Project?

• To breed wolves for zoos

• To sell wolf-related merchandise

• To protect and educate about wolves and wolf dogs

• To train wolves for entertainment

What misconception do people have about wolves in Oklahoma?

• They can easily adapt to the wild

• They are dangerous to humans

• They are not native to the area

• They can be easily domesticated

What unique genetic trait do black-coated wolves possess?

• A stronger immune system

• Increased aggression

• Better night vision

• Faster running speed

How does Rick's behavior differ from typical wolves?

• He is more social with humans

• He is more territorial

• He is more aggressive

• He is less intelligent

What is notable about Rick's relationship with Steve?

• Rick ignores Steve

• Rick has a father-son bond with Steve

• Rick sees Steve as a rival

• Rick is afraid of Steve

What does Rick's playful nature indicate about wolves?

• They are always serious

• They lack intelligence

• They are solitary animals

• They have complex social behaviors

What lesson do Native Americans believe wolves teach us?

• To be aggressive

• To value social structures and care for each other

• To live in isolation

• To fear the wild

What is a common trait among people who love wolves?

• They own wolf dogs

• They have been attacked by wolves

• They have a scientific background

• They have always been drawn to wolves without explanation

What is Rick's 'Peter Pan complex'?

• He is afraid of flying

• He doesn't want to grow up or be controlled

• He loves to read stories

• He wants to be the leader

Why do wolves have 12-foot high fences in their enclosures?

• To keep them from escaping

• To protect them from predators

• To provide them with exercise

• To keep them isolated from each other