The reaction is surprising!

Dogs and wolves evolved from a common ancestor between 11,000 and 34,000 years ago, according to new research. U.S. scientists said that part of the genetic overlap observed between some modern dogs and wolves is the result of interbreeding after dog domestication and not a direct line of descent from one group of wolves.

But when a wolf has its face next to yours you have good reason to be petrified. The wolf that you are about to see may seem a ferocious and dangerous creature given its size, but in a few moments you will see and appreciate the true character of this giant wolf. The video will leave you speechless. You will understand that not all wild animals act wild if you don’t pose a threat to them. If you have good intentions, then they will understand that. Animals can sense your emotions, therefore, they can easily understand your intentions towards them.

A good reason to be petrified!

You can easily see how much this wolf must be able to understand and love humans, especially this woman! But apparently, it is not the only one who adores being caressed by this young lady! Look who decides to join them after only a moments! Do you not feel a bit envious of her?! Watch the video, she’s not afraid of the big bad wolf!

Despite how friendly Kekoa is, it’s important to also remember that he is an exception and not the rule when it comes to wolves and their interactions with humans. “Since he was raised by people and bottle fed from the time he was born, he is very well socialized, meaning he enjoys the company of people,” Michelle Smith said. “This is not the same as domesticated or tame. He is still a ‘wild’ animal, and he does tend to show it when he is around is sister.”

The heartwarming moment Kekoa the giant timber wolf plays with wildlife worker and even licks her face!

Source: www.dailymail.co.uk