In Canada, naturalists encountered an unexpected scene - for the first time in history, a video recorded a wild wolf fishing with a human-made tool. Recent observations have shown that a young female wolf living in British Columbia has "mastered" pulling fishing nets with her teeth and is constantly using this method.
The incident was reported by NBC News. Scientists installed special cameras after residents of the Heiltzuk community began reporting the unexplained disappearance of fish from their nets. The scene captured by the footage amazed everyone - it's clearly visible how the wolf carefully examines the structure, understands where the net opens, and pulls it out to the shore with a beautiful movement.
Previously, such intelligence and analytical abilities were observed only in wolves kept in reserves or special centers. Such an effective use of a human tool by a wolf living in nature was officially documented for the first time.
Scientists consider this situation as a vivid example of how wild animals use amazing intelligence in adapting to life conditions. According to them, this is not just a random action - the wolf analyzed the situation, understood the mechanism, and as a result, "created" a new method of catching fish.
According to researchers, this situation will further expand perspectives on the intellectual capabilities of wild animals in the future, as it has now become a proven fact that creatures living in nature can use human-made technologies for their needs.
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