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Man-Eating Wolves of France

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Man-Eating Wolves of France

AlexandairBabeuf [they/them] to

History • 3 years ago

So you think you can take a Wolf in a fight?

Courtaud terrorised Paris, killing dozens with his buds in the 1430's

The Wolf of Soissons killed 4 & multilated 14, fighting allegedly dozens of people during their career

The Beast of Gevaudan's deeds are likely exaggerated, or the work of several animals. Still by some counts the deaths are in the hundreds

None of these animals faced people with a rule against using weapons

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  these were probably half-starved to even begin stalking humans, idk theyd be much bigger than a modern one
  
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