Why do some wolves raise human babies instead of eating them?

When a wolf encounters a human baby, why would he raise the child and not eat it? I was very moved after reading it.

In the Tao Te Ching, it is written: Child, poisonous insects do not sting, fierce beasts do not refuse, and birds do not fight. This means that babies will not be stung by poisonous insects, nor will they be attacked by predators and birds.

Wild wolves generally live for 9 to 10 years, and some wolves in captivity can live up to about 20 years. Wolves are usually known for their endurance and can trot long distances at a speed of about 8 kilometers per hour; But it can also reach speeds of about 57-60 kilometers per hour for a short time when chasing prey.

Habits: Wolves prey mainly on medium and large mammals, and also have a very strict hierarchy. The average number of wolves in a pack is 5-11 individuals, and some wolves have more than 30 wolves, usually in a family unit, led by a dominant pair.

And the brothers and sisters are led by the strongest wolf. Wolves are territorial, and are usually rangers, and the range of the pack decreases as the number of individuals in the pack increases.

The range of the wolf pack does not overlap, and it will announce the range to the other packs with a howl. When the young wolves grow up, they will stay in the pack to take care of their younger siblings, and may inherit the dominant position in the group, and some will migrate out (mostly male).

The wolf pack is dominated by family members, the number of members is between 2-37, because it has a very strict hierarchy and territorial range, so the wolf pack is unlikely to cooperate with other wolf packs, and it is difficult to appear in some ** by several wolf packs, hundreds of wolf packs.

Because newborn babies will naturally seek the protection of their mothers, will also seek milk to drink, and there is no human breath on the body, and there is still a taste of amniotic fluid, and the breath is very pure. So the she-wolf does not feel the danger, and the milk of the lactating she-wolf is also very strong, human babies are born to suckle, will help it solve some difficulties, as time slowly passes, the body has some wolf breath, so it hail as its own child! Chun Zheng.

This may be a tacit understanding that has been passed down among wolves for thousands of years. On the one hand, the she-wolf in the pack will take on the responsibility of raising the cubs in the pack, but as a territorial-minded species, human cubs do not have the breath of wolves. Of course, under normal circumstances, human children will still be eaten by wolves, and only those she-wolves who have just lost their children will regard human children as their own children.

It's true. There are many real-life examples of wolf children, who are usually lost in the wild when they are young, and then taken to the den by wolves to raise them, and the wolves are supposed to treat the young as their own.

It's true, the wolf thinks the child is his own. Mother's love is the greatest, whether it is a person or an animal, mother's love is the same, so mother's love is cross-breed and cross-regional

Yes, because after all, it is a maternal instinct, so seeing the cubs will be raised.

It's true, animals are spiritual, wolves will also have a loving heart, and wolves can't be ruthless in the face of a small life.

When a wolf encounters a human baby, why do they raise it to become a "wolf child" but not eat it?