The wolf is a survivor, not greatly changed from his ancestors. He has an established set of laws that each member is taught to observe. He is family oriented and shows concern and compassion. He has lived and traveled across the continents. His eerie howls can be heard as a melody to some or send a chill into their very being of those men that fear him.
Man is a curious animal, as is the wolf.
We fear what we do not know or understand, as does the wolf. Those who have studied and learned to appreciate put aside their fears, as does the wolf. Man and wolf will come together when each meets the other on equal grounds. When neither has to be the aggressor, when respect is displayed, confidence is increased and barriers constructed of fear are replaced with acceptance. The struggle of the wolf to survive is meeting the same kinds of prejudice as man displays towards his own kind.