War, Disease, and Changing Perceptions of Wolves

This chapter explores new research revealing that diseases like typhus significantly contributed to the high death toll of Napoleon's soldiers during the Russian winter. It examines the intersection of war and wildlife, highlighting how wolves scavenged on fallen soldiers and the peculiar ceasefires that arose from this. The discussion also delves into humanity's shifting views on wolves and the portrayal of relationships and morality in classic films, reflecting broader cultural changes.