Giant Wolf Sits Down Next To This Lady, But Watch The Moment When Their Eyes Meet

This huge wolf weighs nearly 120 pounds and when he puts his front paws on his shoulders, he is more than 7 feet tall. Take a look at the size comparison between this woman, who is a mid-sized adult. When this magnificent creature sits next to you, you can really see how big that wolf is. So far you have never understood how great they are in nature videos. Danielle, an employee of the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center, is one of the few lucky ones. He gained the trust and respect of several wolves, especially a big gray named Kekoa and his sister Sakara. Friendly, although this wolf is with Danielle, it is still partially domesticated. As Michelle Smith, also from the Wildlife Center, explained, "He is very well socialized, which means he likes the company of people. This is not the same as domesticated or domesticated. He is still a "wild" animal and tends to show it when he is near his sister. A wolf in the wild would not behave this way ". The Wildlife Center offers a home for wolves and other animals that cannot survive in the wild. Its other mission is education, which provides visitors with all kinds of information about wolves and their role in the ecosystem. In the video below, you'll see Danielle do an incredible hug session with Kekoa. He came from a wolf sanctuary in Florida, but he was given a Hawaiian name meaning "brave". He can be brave, but more often his softer side is exposed: he is extraordinarily kind to visitors and even kisses them! But her favorite human being is surely Danielle. As you will see, Kekoa walks towards her, happily waving his tail. After she sat on the snow, he fell on his side, bowed his head in submission and tickled. To show that he thinks of his world, he gives her a deep caress. And what's more, Kekoa turns around and gives Danielle the chance to give her a belly massage, the ultimate confidence! The wolves have been filled with terror for a long time. While part of this is due to a misunderstanding, wolves are actually forest dwellers that deserve respect. Not many people have had the opportunity to interact with wolves, let alone join them. Seriously, when a wolf approaches your belly, you know you've made friends.