For the past two months, a pack of man-eating wolves has been on the prowl in Bahraich and so far, four wolves have been captured. By now, you might have heard this news, but did you know that the most fearsome of these man-eating wolves is still on the loose? In today’s episode of DNA, Zee News delves deeper into the hunt for the pack leader, the Alpha Wolf, and finds out how the wolves of Bahraich became man-eaters.
In Bahraich, these man-eating wolves have been terrorizing humans for the past two months, attacking nine people. After extensive planning and hard work, the forest department has managed to catch four wolves. One of these carnivorous wolves was captured last night and you can now see it on your screen. It is difficult to gauge from its appearance how hungry it is for human blood. Although this wolf is now caged, the terror of the wolves in Bahraich is far from over. The alpha wolf, the leader of the pack, is still on the loose, preparing for its next hunt.
The two wolves that still hold their positions are the most dangerous. Bahraich’s pack of man-eaters is led by the ferocious Alpha Wolf, who has a fierce desire to hunt. Until the Alpha Wolf is captured, the operation to contain these man-eaters will remain incomplete.
The Indian wolf pack typically consists of an alpha male, an alpha female, and their pups. They hunt in groups, with the alpha leading the pack and the rest following behind. It is possible that the four wolves already captured are just the young ones, as their father, the alpha wolf, is still roaming freely.
These formidable man-eating wolves have terrorized more than 70,000 people in Bahraich. Although there are four wolves in captivity, it is still unclear whether they are the man-eaters. The terror of the man-eating wolves is far from over.
Check out the full analysis of Bahraich’s Man-Eating Wolves here:
DNA Special: ‘Alpha Wolf’ of the ‘Man-eater’ gang! Four man-eaters in the clutches, where is the ‘Alpha Wolf’?
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