The Man Who Lives with Wolves Shaun Ellis
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The Man Who Lives with Wolves

Author: Shaun Ellis
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Book Title
The Man Who Lives with Wolves
Author
Shaun Ellis
Book Condition
GOOD
ISBN
9780307464705
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Three Rivers Press
Year Published
2009
In exhilarating prose, Shaun Ellis describes his passionate commitment to wolves, taking us from his upbringing in the wilds of Norfolk, England, to his survival training with British Army Special Forces to his time in the Nez Perce Indian lands in Idaho, where he first ran with a wolf pack for nearly two years. Offering an extraordinary look into the lives of these threatened, misunderstood creatures, Ellis shares how he ate raw kill, and little else; washed rarely, and only in plain water; learned to bury his face into the carcasses of prey - and, when necessary, to defend his share of the kill; communicated with the pack by his howls and body language, which over time became seemingily identical to those of the wolves; and observed from this unique vantage point how wolves give birth to and raise their young, and enforce order among the pack. After years of living in the wild, Shaun Ellis was barely able to recognise the feral face that stared back at him from the mirror. And in The Man Who Lives with Wolves, we discover the life of this rare and fascinating man who abandoned civilisation but never lost touch with his humanity.

In exhilarating prose, Shaun Ellis describes his passionate commitment to wolves, taking us from his upbringing in the wilds of Norfolk, England, to his survival training with British Army Special Forces to his time in the Nez Perce Indian lands in Idaho, where he first ran with a wolf pack for nearly two years.

Offering an extraordinary look into the lives of these threatened, misunderstood creatures, Ellis shares how he ate raw kill, and little else; washed rarely, and only in plain water; learned to bury his face into the carcasses of prey - and, when necessary, to defend his share of the kill; communicated with the pack by his howls and body language, which over time became seemingily identical to those of the wolves; and observed from this unique vantage point how wolves give birth to and raise their young, and enforce order among the pack.

After years of living in the wild, Shaun Ellis was barely able to recognise the feral face that stared back at him from the mirror. And in The Man Who Lives with Wolves, we discover the life of this rare and fascinating man who abandoned civilisation but never lost touch with his humanity.

In exhilarating prose, Shaun Ellis describes his passionate commitment to wolves, taking us from his upbringing in the wilds of Norfolk, England, to his survival training with British Army Special Forces to his time in the Nez Perce Indian lands in Idaho, where he first ran with a wolf pack for nearly two years.

Offering an extraordinary look into the lives of these threatened, misunderstood creatures, Ellis shares how he ate raw kill, and little else; washed rarely, and only in plain water; learned to bury his face into the carcasses of prey - and, when necessary, to defend his share of the kill; communicated with the pack by his howls and body language, which over time became seemingily identical to those of the wolves; and observed from this unique vantage point how wolves give birth to and raise their young, and enforce order among the pack.

After years of living in the wild, Shaun Ellis was barely able to recognise the feral face that stared back at him from the mirror. And in The Man Who Lives with Wolves, we discover the life of this rare and fascinating man who abandoned civilisation but never lost touch with his humanity.