Wolves are an ambitious and fierce player and an indispensable predator in nature. They look like a dog, but they can fight like dogs. There's a new wolf in the zoo who's been set up with a bunch of dogs. The first time I got here, the old wolf wasn't treated like a dog.
These dogs are healthy. They're dogs. Represented by the dog kings of the dogs, they saw the thin old wolves and decided to do dirt on each other's heads. The King of Dogs is looking down on the old wolf, trying to make the wolf give in.
Although the wolf has only one and is thin, it will never surrender easily. Only the wolf's true face, sharp eyes and sharp dog teeth deter the king from starting the fight.
The dog king was just standing around the old wolf with his neck in his mouth and his mouth. The wolf could not bear it, and it finally erupted wild, and it fell on the king in a moment, and it was a bite.
I can't believe the dog king didn't have a chance to resist and was frightened by the wolf's wildness. The king's embarrassment was witnessed by other dogs, who quickly came to the "drive." When the wolf's ready, he's loose.
Why don't the wolves bite the King? The reason is simple, because the wolf is smart, and he knows it's not good for him to bite the dog king, and he's likely to piss the dogs off and end up in two pieces. The wolf's goal is to be free, so it's done.