I am a big fan of the self-awareness of animal friendships. This blog has been updated with a series of posts on animal alliances and the self-awareness that comes along with them. From our perspective, the animals in animal alliances have a sense of ownership over their relationships with other animals. They have a sense of ownership of each other, and they know that they are loved, they are cared for, and they are accepted as individuals.
This is why I love animal alliances. It doesn’t matter if you’re a wolf, a coyote, a tiger, or an elephant. The fact is that there are animals at each other’s throats. This is true whether you are talking about your favorite prey species or a group of people who are like-minded. What you can’t get from other animal alliances is a sense of ownership. Not a sense of power or dominance, but a sense of ownership.
It’s not that animal alliances don’t work. It’s that animal alliances work because the people in them are very invested in their position. The more invested in a position they are, the more powerful they feel. The more powerful they feel, the more likely they are to act in a manner or have their egos affected by it. This is true whether you’re a wolf, a coyote, a tiger, or a elephant. The fact is that there are animals at each others throats.
In a way I think this is so much worse than the other animal alliances because of the fact that we are not so much invested in this position as we are in a position of self-interest. As much as animal alliances work because you are a wolf, you are a wolf because you are here on this island and you are a wolf because you want to be here. You do not have to be a wolf in order to be a wolf.
I think this is an odd point. I have a feeling that there is some sort of evolution going on here. I don’t think we are completely flat-out wrong by the way. It is true that, to the extent that it’s the case that a wolf has been around for a while, it has been around for a while.
But there is something wrong with this argument if you feel that the only reason that wolves are here is because they evolved from wolves. Because if that were the case there would have been no wolves in the forests of Africa, or the jungles of India, or the deserts of Arabia, or the mountains of Mexico, or the glaciers of Antarctica, or the forests on the poles of South America. Wolves are here because they have been around for a while.
It’s true that wolves were brought to America by pioneers, but the animals who first lived in America were not the ones that were brought here. They were brought there by people that were here before the settlers arrived. And the wolves that live in the wild today are the ones that were brought here by people that were here centuries ago.
And that’s why most of the wolves in North America are so tame. They are not the wild wolves that lived centuries ago who are so dangerous. They were never dangerous to humans. They were the tame wolves that live here today, who were brought here by people who were here before the settlers arrived (and were bred and raised by them to be tame).
