"As for competitive aggression, it is not caused by hunger or fear, but by wolves wanting to drive rivals away from their territory or food source. In such circumstances, the attacks are generally exploratory in nature, and even if people are attacked and killed, the wolves do not consume the human.
Predatory attacks occur when wolves attack humans due to hunger, but there are many factors that contribute to such attacks. As some of the previous speakers mentioned, in the '40s and '50s, and during the '50s and '60s, when there were wolf plagues, think about what the situation might have been like?"
Visitors pondered and showed an expression of realization, "During the '40s and '50s, wasn't there a war going on?"
"In the '60s, natural disasters occurred, and many people starved to death."
