Prehistoric wolves reveal early human interaction in Sweden
Prehistoric wolves reveal early human interaction in Sweden
- Archaeologists found prehistoric wolf remains in Stora Förvar cave, Sweden, dating back 3,000 to 5,000 years.
- The wolves show signs of close contact with humans, including evidence of care for an injured wolf.
- These findings suggest complex interactions between humans and wolves that may indicate early attempts at domestication.
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