They got it down , they got it down . You know , you get some sort of telepathy or something you've seen where they communicate where one wolf will tire out , the next wolf will fill in like a little relay team wearing out one animal , you know , the prey animal . And it's , uh , yeah , they're just , they'll wipe stuff out just like the brown bear and those , you know , those seven brown bear , they're just , they're born to kill , they don't know when to stop , you know .
No , the occasional mountain lion , whatever , whatever , but an occasional mountain lion is nothing like a pack of wolves . The pack of wolves makes a whole lot more wolves and they all stay together and they hunt together . They got a process for killing .
L said L also described the kill to CNN as sport killing . Although the consensus among biologists and wildlife officials is that wolves do not hunt for sport , but sometimes kill more than they can eat at one point , especially in winter when frigid temperatures preserve the killed prey for later consumption . You know what I bet though .
They've had generation after generation after generation . No wolves . They're like no wolves .
No wolves . They're like no wolves . Great .
