Mbwa mwitu loups

I woke up one morning in my den,the sun was shining in and blinding my eyes. I decided to get up and walk outside,and when I did,there was a bleeding mbwa mwitu on the ground a few trees away. I hurried over there and looked the mbwa mwitu over,trying to see what happened. Because the wolf's eyes were closed,I nudged the fallen mbwa mwitu in the neck. His eyes opened slowly,and when he saw me,his eyes grew wide and he figeted to get up;he whimpered. "A-are wewe okay?" The unknown mbwa mwitu didn't respond and a backed away and sat down. I figured that he was nervous that a stranger was staring at him. I tried again,...

The wolf. When most people think of a wolf, they think of a big, bad, snarling creature. Mbwa mwitu loups aren't like that at all. They are just as afraid of wewe as wewe are to them. Mbwa mwitu loups are social animals, but humans have driven them away kwa ruining their habitat, and destroying their packs. Mbwa mwitu loups still roam the Earth, but are very rare in numbers. Many Mbwa mwitu loups live in Idaho au Canada, and even Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The mbwa mwitu is a stereotype. Take Little Red Riding kofia for example. In this story, the mbwa mwitu is the evil one. No Mbwa mwitu loups would dress up as a grandma (duh!) And Mbwa mwitu loups certainly...