A Village Held Hostage By Wolves
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Love you papa
If I cant smell myself I dont smell
diet fanta man
mmm child labor
Got any good stories about pre-school kids and sharks?
The moral of the story is: Guns.
Yes.
Sadly this story took place in an authoritarian shithole, so people had to rely on the retarded government finally coming around to solve the problem while at the mercy of starving wolves.
The moral of the story is ww2 taking all the guns
@@nekogaming5300
WW2 was a liberal plot to take our guns away, they've been trying since the 40's.
Wake up sheeple.
@@nekogaming5300they didn't take all the civilian guns in the states.😊
"And wolves have a nature akin to a Hollywood celebrity: They like kids."
Nothing inaccurate was said.
Timestamp
@@ScottsdaleMemorial-zb4ey8:20
😅anyone else hum Peter and the wolf when they see rachelmadcow?
So true
Remember Kids, Dank did not kil* himself!
Just imagine being a Soviet soldier coming back after the war just to find out that your family was eaten by wolves.
Just imagine being a german peasant soldier in the 30 years war and coming back home to find your entire family was eaten by wolves
Completely Russian story
Just imagine
And it actually being true instead of them actually dying from uranium mining waste or something.
It would literally be just another day, fk if they even HAD family to be eaten by wolves at that point they'd be surprised, at least they weren't burned alive by germans
In the communist Soviet Union, even the wolves are starving...
Keeping equal
In Soviet Russia, wolves hunt you
Equality and equity even extends to the animal kingdom for commies
@@MarvinT0606Under Stalin, so did humans.
@@MarvinT0606Ah Yakov. We miss you. 😂
Rule of thumb, if it's small, cute and vulnerable, something will either kill, eat or violate it if you don't protect it.
Especially in Hollywood
@@artyjnriiIn Hollywood it's all three at once
And that's why you never let your kids wander alone in LA.
This is what happened to CZcams and most of the internet… 😢
The same rule applies with other predators like dr@g Queens too
"Also, buy a gun."
wise words Count.
Doesn't mean much if the laws say you can't shoot the wolves circling your home...
...like in Finland with 6th most weapons per capita in the world and police and politicians imposing the absolute shit ton of fees and fines to anyone who shoots a wolf without a permit (oh yeah, self-defense is not a defense in court with "Duty To Retreat" being the mandatory strategy by law).
So yeah, at the moment wolves are descending from the north-east and each year they are found more and more towards the south and the capital. Few years ago one family had constant wolf trails go over a road that their kids was using while walking to school. Nope, can't shoot them. Dogs are eaten every year, reading it in a paper doesn't even raise eyebrows anymore. Nope, can't shoot them.
And all this time, the greens are losing their collective shit on the idea that the wolfs be shot. It's the same defense time and time again: "wolfs don't harm people, they are our very good friends! Lets all be at peace, live and let live!". Being 'so close to the nature', it's weird how detached they are from the realities of animal kingdom....
@@alaric_politicians are always detached from reality
@@alaric_ Wolves are a pest, same nonsense with snakes in Norway. Protected species or some lame nonsense. I vote to send them to PETA or vegans home, if they want them. Then they can have them
There was a large French city that was plagued by wolves for like 10 years to the point when it was dark everyone went inside and hid, they found ways to get past walls and would eat anyone caught outside. They got the wolves killed after many years they were lead by an actual giant wolf.
thats wild, i wonder if the head of the pack had a growth disorder that made it extra big. would love to see how big it was
@@sampsqwantch4612 I am not sure tbh. Actually it was during the 1400 and it was Paris!!
Chad wolf eats frogs? Based
@@sampsqwantch4612 There was another one around the 1760s but they werent sure what it was could of been wild dogs.
@@igotfriendsinlowplaces2971based means nothing now
thanks for ruining language.
Fun fact: the name of the Golodayevshchina village translates approximately as Hungerville. So... Hungerville got attacked by the hungry wolves.
God has a sense of humor
@@RecordedMercurygod didn’t name the town
@@deitchj003 you missed the joke
You clearly don't @@deitchj003
😃 Wow, fun fact! 😃
When my great grandfather was gathering lumber and driving the carriage back home in the 1920s in Wisconsin, he was surrounded by wolves who devoured his horse and waited for him while he was in a tree for 6 hours waiting for his cousins to come back with a gun to save him.
Did his cousins come looking for him when he didn’t come home? I’m only asking because I doubt anyone would come looking for me if I didn’t show up to work. 😅
@@leonardticsay8046 they did, it was a few miles from the lumber yard and they only noticed he was missing when he didn't come home for supper.
Did he start staying strapped after that?
I was surrounded by a rather large pack of coyotes in the woods once when I was a kid which was some what frightening I think I was 11 or 12 the only thing I had was a machete and my dog and they had us boxed in down in a ravine after waiting for them to attack for about ten minutes me and my dog finally just charged through them and they scattered I definitely thought me and my dog were about to get into a pretty nasty fight though and ever since then I don't go into any woods without a gun
@@walterkurtz4360heart of a warrior there
This is an easy fix. Why didn't the villagers just put up a Wanted poster in the local tavern for 300 gold pieces? A group of adventurers is sure to have stopped by and slain all the wolves by the following morning. Easy peasy.
Gub likely took the gold when they took the men and arms.
If only they had any money lol
You’re assuming they have an adventurer guild…
Stalin purged the Adventurers Guild because they wouldn't adopt a state commisar.
Bold of you to assume people in Russia have money
Sasha as grandfather: And then I kicked the living daylights out of the wolf as it tried to eat me.
Grandkids: yeah ok, sure you did grandpa.
Dank says "also buy a gun"
I say the lesson really is "Don't give your guns to the government less your kids be eaten by wolves."
I was surrounded by a pack of howling wolves in a remote cabin in Alaska during February. It was pitch black nighttime.
It was incredibly unnerving. I opened up some fireworks, and stepped out the door and launched a mortar at the sounds. It exploded behind them. I'll never forget their silhouettes running in every direction as purple and silver sparks lit up behind them. I spent the next hour launching everything I had including grips of bottle rockets.
They wanted nothing to do with it and didnt come back.
Typical show-boating American lol
@@entropybear5847’I don’t wanna be eaten by wolves.’ ‘Hahahah you’re just showboating!!!!’
@@entropybear5847it’s show boating to scare off wolves?
@entropybear5847 man was just trying to survive... what's this got to do with being american btw?
Classic! Mental note taken.
12:02 Thats where you wrong - It's actually Wolf War II. Wolf War I was at the eastern front of WWI between the German and the Russian Empire. These wolf packs gave them some serious difficulties. So much so that they agreed on a temporarily truce to kill them pesky wolves. Take a look on that, its hillarious.
3:39 really encapsulates Russian architecture. A colorful unique building that looks like it's from a fairy tale, and drab, gray, cement, Soviet-era apartment blocks directly behind it, with some industrial factory and smokestacks on the horizon
I hate communism :(
That colourful building is a church
That building was a church.
Youre completely right but thats also true for all the other ex-sovjet or ex-communist countries, like Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary etc.
I love this mixture of architecture, it creates a very unique atomsphere that I love about eastern Europe.
And this situation is probably coming to every single big european city in the foreseeable future, seeing how modern architects refuse to build anything remotely beautiful that would also look harmonious with the surroundings.
Dankula forgot to mention that dogs can also get you in trouble with your own government for teaching them to salute!
That's some poetic irony that the first victim of a hungry wolf occured in a place called "Golodaevschina" - the first part of the word, "golod", literally translates as "hunger".
I was in Arizona late at night driving truck. I stopped to use the portajohn at a rest area, and parked a decent distance from it. Behind the portajohn was a hill.
Half way from my truck i saw the eyes. Dozens of them reflecting my headlights. Naturally, i stopped and started to back up to my rig.
It was a massive pack of coyotes, bold as brass, moving in on me despite shouts and waving my arms. I got to my rig just as they started to close the circle on me.
Thing is, with how bold they were, theyd done this before. Absolutely. They knew *exactly* what they were doing and id be dead if i hadnt left my truck running or had turned my lights off. Id never have seen they.
You aint a Disney Princess, and nature aint your friend.
One person in history has been killed by coyotes. Drama queen
@@he478 never underestimate a wild animal.
Terrifying.
Reminds me of living in the desert, Uncle had a lot of dogs, I'd hear the dogs go out on hunting parties on their own to hunt coyotes.
Sleeping to that sound is a strange feeling.
Not an isolated incident.
@@he478 recorded. Imbecile.
@SoulSoundMuisce Me living in Arizona but in Phoenix 😮
A Wolf looks at a child the same a Californian looks at a grocery store "Free food that's not going to fight back"
If I've learned one thing on this earth, it's that nothing, not even a wolf, can withstand the power of "The Choking Hand"
This sentiment is especially poignant when considering your name.😂
When they are well fed, they are quite nice. I have had a couple of run ins with them while hiking/camping in the backwoods. It's when they are starving that things get spectacularly ugly.
Yeah well fed wolves that can live in isolation are mostly giant pussies.
Here’s a good future Mad Lad. Bob Hoover: American fighter pilot who escaped a Nazi POW camp and stole a Focke-Wulf FW-190 fighter plane and flew to Allied-Liberated Netherlands… plus his post WW2 career is equally crazy and awesome!
I still drive a fucke-wulfe
Yes please.
Sounds good come on da k get on it. And also...the barefoot bandit...need a mad lady on barefoot
@@jeremygalloway1348 ahh The Barefoot Bandit… The Real Life GTA Character.
And also a renowned aerobatic performer post-war!
Apparently wolves are still a danger in parts of the former soviet union. Theres an episode of bald and bankrupt from a few years ago where hes in a remote village in ukraine i believe (pre war of course) and a woman warns him not to wander around alone bc of the wolves. Their numbers are movements are pretty well managed here in the u.s. so theyre not much of a threat. Here in northwest Florida we have coyotes but they're pretty skittish. Theyll nab goats, chickens, and very young calfs and probably small kids given the opportunity which is why so many ppl in the country with livestock keep donkeys. Donkeys will curbstomp the shit out of coyotes that enter their domain.
My grandparents' place, in the Ozarks, had numerous coyote packs in the area. You would occasionally hear them all howling at the moon from various directions. Had to keep an eye out because they would try to snatch calves and small pets which strayed a little too far. And, of course, keep an eye on the kids. The family would regularly thin the packs whenever they were spotted. Some could be rather brazen, occasionally coming near the farmhouse even in daylight.
4:39 Sadly the town's 5 cane corso dogs we called into service as well leaving the village unguarded.
Three of them would have repelled the first attack with extreme prejudice.
Insuring the matter settled at the front yard.
I grew up in Michigan and I was not pleased when they re-introduced wolves to the EUP. People's pets started going missing and I even saw some wolf tracks at my favorite berry picking spot.
No one likes it when they reintroduce wolves in their area
They did that in Colorado and just about everyone in the area that got the wolves voted against it
Only to be out voted by out of touch weirdos in the outside areas
Real dogs stand a chance.
The useless ones become snacks.
@@jonath1982describe real. Because decent sized hunting dogs will still get fucked up. Like labs or greyhounds.
Any dog with a backbone, instead of these pointless things people carry around in handbags! A ridgeback, rottie, boxer, corso, pittie even a bulldog!
@@jonath1982 guess I should get a few Irish wolfhounds lol.
Fun trivia. That village you couldn't pronounce at 7:10, its name translates as basically "Hungertown"
i really expected you were making a joke at first and had to check
that is absolutely amazing, thank you for sharing
Thank you, that makes sense.
Appreciated.
I know, right? I made a comment above, saying it's like "starving village"!
@@kiraform I'd assume maybe it was founded by/named for a Hungarian population?
@@RipOffProductionsLLC nah, "Hungary" is an Anglo word. In Hungarian language they are "Magyar" ("g" pronounced as "d") and in Russian they're "Vengry".
What's most likely the case is that Russians did, in fact, starve pretty fucking often.
I bet all those wolves were named Princess or Cupcake.
"He's more likely to lick you to death"
"The pronlem is the owner, not the wolf!"
"Kiss my pibbles, she doesn't bite!"
Ok Hagrid
And Diesel & Chainsaw. They’re nanny wolves.
@@canadablake Diesel and Chainsaw are appropriate names for chihuahuas. Ask me how I know. 😉
"We should respect nature, we have to protect these helpless animals, dont eat meat."
Nature:
West Virginia had a great wolf purge at the end of the 19th century. A lot of legends and folklore spun out of it. If you've ever read Scary Stories to tell in The Dark, you know a couple
"Picking mushrooms like good little gnomes" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1954 Wolves are finally beaten in Russia. 1954-59 they win the English Football League three years in a row. Coincidence, I think not.
Funny, I notice the same pattern about golden ages and another pack of predators being chased off...
Wolves just killed my neighbors two Great Pyrenees dogs. They left my livestock alone, I use kangals though. Wolves are still a huge issue for ranchers and farmers here in Montana
I just bought a new 30-06, to go along with all my other toys. I'm sure you've got plenty but it's been awhile since i visited Montana.
Still a big problem? No, they are a problem again thanks to reintroduction.
Damn. Kangals 😮
They killed what?
Should do the “man eaters of tsavo” , guy’s acted like irl slasher villains with plot armor. Also , people incorrectly assume that they ate 37 people, when the study that was done said they ate 37 humans in WEIGHT worth of meat….. and they never finished their meals…and half the workers were strict vegetarian the carbon in their bones associated with omnivore and carnivore meat (like humans) can’t even detect. Means the actual kill count is much… MUCH higher.
Yea and nobody ever discusses how they almost exclusively feed on people who were not native to the area like it was voodoo or something.
When most likely a coolie probably tasted much much better then the locals.
@@allenlindsey1175they think the Africans got hit the hardest since they weren’t documented as victims (because 19th century) and the lions probably ate up to 72 people.
Replace "wolves" with "immigrants" and this is what is happening in the UK now..
This
Ha!
And the US, Canada, Ireland, greater Europe, Australia, New Zealand...
How so?
Dankula you should cover the Wolf War of 1916-17. Russian front WW1. Wolves have had their environment and food sources disrupted by war....but its OK, because they've gotten used to eating fallen soldiers. Another super pack so disrupted the war on both sides the German and Russian commanders were forced to declare a truce in order to fight the wolves...
"Golodaevshchina" can be roughly translated as "Land of hunger", which kind of... checks out.
I roamed the woods in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as kid, loved it. Definitely won't let my kids do the same here in Florida pythons, wild hogs and gators. The pythons scare me the most with regards to children in the Florida. As an adulthunter hogs scare me the most in the wood, but thats what i go after.
8:27 Predators just love kids. It's what all predators do.
“When two rabid wolves apparently went on a mukbang spree…” says it without a facial change. That shit got me ☠️
A similar thing happened on the Eastern Front of WW1. The Wolf Super Packs would straight up attack small patrols of troops and sentries. It got so back in some places they had to call truces to hunt them.
The Russians and Germans made a truce to hunt and kill like 700 wolves at some point in WWI, or at least that's what git reported in some news papers of the time, there was no official paperwork of such a truce, but such a thing was likely never official anyway.
The irony of Hello Fresh sponsoring this video in particular. I'm sure the wolves said "Hello Fresh" to the unsuspecting children lol
"We made up cryptids-"
Dank is gonna be dragged off into the woods by a skinwalker and I'm going to laugh.
"today's story is not about dogs but instead about woooooovles"
-countdankula
Not to mention dogs can heil with the best of 'em
Had a crazy old Romanian professor who grew up around this time and they used to squad up and take the kids to school on a zipline to avoid wolves. Even as late as the early sixties they were still paranoid the wolves were gonna come back.
In Kirov oblast the "how your parents/grandparents describe their journey to school"-memes must be pretty hardcore and true.
People in the modern era, at least in the west, have largely had the luxury and privilege of forgetting entirely that wolves were the nemesis of our species.
Them and bears
@@johnnydollar579 I haven't heard a whole lot about bears to be fair.
At least nothing on par with wolves, vis a vis entering settlements and actively hunting humans.
Although I do recall some outliers. Like that bear in Japan who damn near wiped out a village. That shit was fucking horrifying and heartbreaking to hear
@@alexanderrahl7034 It might have been more of a North America thing.
No, wolves avoid people. Its only in extreme cases like this where they attack and start predating on people. Animals and humans will all go crazy when starved.
@@TheNorwayDude995 avoid people _now_ you mean. After thousands of Yeats of conflict between our species cemented our place as *the* apex predators of the planet. But in meso/neolithic Europe and elsewhere? No shot, humans had guards to warn of predators
I love sitting here like a little baked bean with an orange and a cup of tea for storytime with Daddy Danky
I thought this was gonna be the story of the medieval french city that was literally besieged by a pack of giant dire wolves for years to the point where people literally hid in their homes at night since the wolves kept getting through the wall and eating stragglers
Paris ...
Been watching since your Pug debacle….. glad to see you busting the million mark…. Good on you mate👍
A village held hostage by wolves? More like bore ragnorak
Ahh a fellow cult member, praise be to Jim.
Praise to be to our Great Leader, Jim!
Indeed, fellow members
Hello, friends of Kevin
It wasn't nearly as bad as described in this video, but several years ago there were some major wolf attacks in Siberia. the Russians used attack helicopters to break up the pack of like six hundred wolves. Having trouble finding the articles but I remember hearing about it sometime between 2014-2016.
Holy shit, my great-great-aunt was in the region during those events. She was out foraging, a wolf latched onto her leg and she dragged it all the way back to the village where it was killed.
I recall reading accounts of people dying suddenly in their homes, only to be discovered days later by an unfortunate friend or family member--half-eaten, by their beloved pets. Stories like those, as well as these, serve to remind us that this almost spiritual aspect we like to put upon our favorite furry critters is not the loving, empathetic visage that we oftentimes like to delusion ourselves into believing it is. Our relatively safe, comfortable lives in the modern West have allowed us to forget the realities of nature.
Im fine as long as they wait til im cold to start, ima be mad if i wake up hungover and missing an ear.
I mean, humans also have eaten humans to avoid starvation. Living beings in general don't like dying, surprisingly not.
Not I. I have alligators and sharks.
@@ThirtytwoJ lol 😆
@@bewawolf19 The difference being that things outside the human existance typically don't feel remorse or go insane from it, the same way people do when they eat each other. There's also no such thing as a morality issue, which, from a human perspective, goes without saying.
Absolute Mad Lads - Toxic Terry
Absolute Mad Lads - Travis the Chimpanzee
Every time Count says Kirov, I keep thinking of Red Alert.
(Keee-rohv reporting!)
I understand everything has to eat. I myself would return the damage done to me & mine by eating what harmed my family. My family comes first. Canine would absolutely be on the menu.
If a wolf eats your kids and you eat that wolf, you’re eating your own kids
It’s simple. I see dank, I click. Then I like the video. Usually before the ad beforehand has even finished.
There was another one of these in Paris in the 15th century. Courtaud and the Wolves of Paris.
"the vilage of... im not saying that" 🤣
I think this video wins the award for best and most honest promotion of a meal kit.
The wolves mostly targeted children. Patron saints of pitbulls everywhere.
Mostly UK pitbulls.
😅 pretty much
You spelled toxic owner wrong.
The comments don't disappoint, exactly what I thought they would be.
@@davidpawson7393ah, yes. Sheepdogs herd instinctually, hounds hunt instinctually. Pibbles are only violent because of bad owners.
4 wolves disliked this video
To be fair to the person who climbed up a tree to get away from the 5 big-ass hungry wolves pulling an 8 year-old away, what could they have done? Get mauled for their trouble? Unless that person had a rifle or something, there's pretty much fuck all you can do to save that child at that point.
Thank you for telling on yourself, stay not having children.
There were two other kids there.. get the kids up first.
"They were delicious." -wolves probably
And they’re seriously considering introducing wolves back into Scotland …
Importing foreign violent animals, what would possibly go wrong?
Yes, Dank you are a "big strong boy who needs his nuggies" - God bless you mate!
Remember the SNP released wolves back in to Britain not to long ago, Dank could be warning us
"We do not dispense guns to the populace in Soviet Russia, only bullets."
As a new dad this hits different
Colorado reintroduced wolves like 2 years ago now… what were all those unarmed liberal hikers thinking? 😂
You may ask yourself, "How does a single Wolf carry off a teenage girl?" Eurasian Wolves can exceed 60kg/132lbs while more typical specimens average 41kg/90lbs, combined with a biteforce of over 400PSI, means many will hardly struggle to drag away individuals singlehandedly. I think people seriously underestimate the size of a Wolf.
1945 Wolves - No you cannot have my child
2024 Tranz Wolves - Here, have my child
Impossibru! You're implying that they didn't murder their own children in the womb to begin with.
This also happened to Paris back during the Dark Ages. Rokanok Tales has a good video on "The Wolf Siege of Paris" where it was pretty much that, only with a major city.
Dank, man, your deliveries never miss! Not even a minute in and I’m already rolling 😂 Cheers 🍻
Well done. I truly relate to you're sense of, well, all of it!
Time for the spiritual sequel, set in the English countryside, but involving big cats.
That was in africa
@goldenfiberwheat238 hes doing what we in the business like to call "foreshadowing"
@@OtterTreySSArmy the event he is foreshadowing happened before this
@@goldenfiberwheat238 No. No I am not.
You poor sweet summer child. Word of advice: don't go walking around the English countryside by yourself.
@@goldenfiberwheat238they're escaped leopards and other big cats in the uk and australia whole stories and legends on it
Thank you for your service
"Total Wolf Death" is the best band name
Love your video's Dankula, I come here for all my random fact and story needs XD
This is movie material! I’ll never forget that movie frozen where the wolves turned up! An especially terrifying way to go!
Future Mad Lad videos: The Man-Eaters of Tsavo and the Champawat Tiger
I looked it up for us Americans and 138 cm is 4 feet 6.331 inches in freedom units.
The thing about wolves is that, like dogs, thry're pretty smart, and just like a large dog will not respect you if you show fear to it frequently, wolves will learn to attack humans if they do it succesfuly a few times, and said wolves will then indirectly teach other wolves, because gregarious animals are really good at learning things by mimicking their pack/herd/etc.
After a few months of attacks with no repercussions, you're gonna get entire packs of wolves that actively hunt humans. This is probably why wolves were hunted to near extinction in some places.
This also happens with pack of stray dogs. In a town near my home, there was this group of like 5 large hunting dogs who ended up killing one of their handlers after a weird incident, escaped their enclosure, and then rampaged throughout nearby proprierties attacking some workers, killed a pig and loads of chickens. Eventualy a pair of hunters got togheter, tracked them down and shot them.
Reminds me of the Ghibli Film "Princess Mononoke" if it took place in France.
the Hello Fresh sponsorship on a video about man-eating wolves is just too much
that's what happens when wolves don't have access to affordable meals from hello fresh!
About the advert - that's why pizza delivery was invented, wife does girls night husband does pizza delivery. It's reports and legends like this that led to bounties being put on their pelts in the US which aided in the extinction and near extinction of wolves. Given that some US states are re-introducing wolves I predict this story will repeat in the future. I've seen plenty of coyotes in my city and it's not just the 4 legged predators that caused me to start carrying a firearm but also the 2 legged that carjack people among other vermin sorts of activities.
Years ago as a teenager I was able to get right up close to wolves as a Christmas gift.
I had no idea just how fuckin big they where. I had loved them for a long time, but nothing made me truly appreciate & respect them like sitting right next to one.
I was afraid of it. But in absolute awe at the same time. One of the best experiences of my life.
A lot of people romanticise nature. But its brutal as much as it is beautiful.
I think a lot more people need experiences like that. Let them experience that natural fear response & learn to respect nature, not just glorify it.
love these story vids, keep em coming count.
14:30 tf was she supposed to do? Beat 5 wolves in unarmed combat?
Those wolves were victims of human conflict. The loss of their natural food source finally drove them over the edge. The war really destroyed everyone’s quality of living, even wild animals.
Wtf you want that adult to do? Fight the wolves like it was Mike Tysons punch out?, kid was already gone
Imagine what Dank would do in that situation.
I’m an autistic, middle aged spiritualist and I don’t like wolves……
The village name Golodayevshchina - its root "golod" means "hunger" and "famine".
You anglos would call it "Starvechestershirecoch" or sth
"Two wolves went on a mukbang spree" is not a phrase I'd ever expect to hear. 😄
You should make a video about the Japanese bear massacre. One bear killed like 7 or 8 people within a 2 day span. It’s a crazy story
coming home after a piss up and this is exactly what I need to get to sleep. God bless you dankula
I’m honestly amazed it took them this freaking long to deal with the wolf problem.🐱
"A 12 year old boy had been nabbed by a female wolf"
Rule 34 artists; AND THENN?!?!?