Sincere as a dove, as snotty as a snake, as impatient as a wolf!

The first two sentences, must be familiar enough in the ear, but "Patience like Wolves?" Is not wrong !?
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Wolves are already positioned as a creepy animal. Especially by the movie Ghosts, howl "aaaaauuuuuuuuuuuuwwwwwww..auuw..auuuww!"
The wolf is immediately aimed at the terrible things. Whether it's "Wirewolf" or just "love code" the ghost passes.

But some facts about Wolves are quite surprising. How this beast is endowed with an extraordinary weapon by the Creator named: "patience".

Wolves do not have lion-like powers, or speeds like Crys, mighty like crocodiles, or deadly fangs like the Tiger. That is what makes him and his gang to be patient, watching the hunts that are often much more powerful than he.

This observation can take days. A group of Wolves are so eager to observe a group of Bison for 10 days, to really find the right Bison to target.

As an additional consequence of the above, the serigalapun must patiently trail the game from one place to another.

At the time of execution, the Wolf's patience is seen. They will pursue Marathon with their game can be up to 180km!

What about the lethal security? Unfortunately it is not owned Wolves. So they will just nibble their victim over and over and make the victim limp out of blood.

And the most unique is after they managed to get the quarry, then Wolves will be patient queue up age to turn to eat. Whatever they are!

Then the touch of the hunting drama is how a bunch of hunting wolves will patiently bring home the fresh meat and give the wolves and their offspring no matter how far it goes, without corrupting any of the flesh on the journey.

Reflect on the facts above, then compare with us, human. Are we patient enough to face all the challenges, trials, tribulations of life, let alone know that there is a GOD up there who must always be involved to bring goodness in our lives.

Often defeat, failure occurs not because we are less intelligent, less capital, less powerful, and so forth, but just because of lack of patience.

We can argue that technology, competition, traffic congestion makes us lose our patience. They force us to react as quickly as possible.

But if we ponder more deeply, should not we put ourselves as "Subject" and not "Object" (victim) circumstances?

As a "Caliph" and not just a "caravan"? Become a "Grace" and not a "whimper" to the universe.