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狼的生物学知识

狼过着群居生活，一般七匹为一群，每一匹都要为群体的繁荣与发展承担一份责任。

狼与狼之间的默契配合成为狼成功的决定性因素。不管做任何事情，它们总能依靠团体的力量去完成。

狼的耐心总是令人惊奇，它们可以为一个目标耗费相当长的时间而丝毫不觉厌烦。

敏锐的观察力、专一的目标、默契的配合、好奇心、注意细节以及锲而不舍的耐心使狼总能获得成功。

狼的态度很单纯，那就是对成功坚定不移地向往。

在狼的生命中，没有什么可以替代锲而不舍的精神，正因为它才使得狼得以千心万苦地生存下来。

狼群的凝聚力、团队精神和训练成为决定它们生死存亡的决定性因素。正因为此狼群很少真正受到其它动物的威胁。

狼驾驭变化的能力使它们成为地球上生命力最顽强的动物之一。

⊙-合作：

狼过着群居生活，一般七匹为一群，每一匹都要为群体的繁荣与发展承担一份责任。 西可是每个员工的家园，西可的事业是每一个西可人共同的事业。

⊙-团结：

狼与狼之间的默契配合成为狼成功的决定性因素。不管做任何事情，它们总能依靠团体的力量去完成。

⊙-耐力：

敏锐的观察力、专一的目标、默契的配合、好奇心、注意细节以及锲而不舍的耐心使狼总能获得成功。

⊙-执著：

狼的态度很单纯，那就是对成功坚定不移地向往。

⊙-拼搏：

在狼的生命中，没有什么可以替代锲而不舍的精神，正因为它才使得狼得以千心万苦地生存下来，狼驾驭变化的能力使它们成为地球上生命力最顽强的动物之一。

⊙-和谐共生：

为了生存，狼一直保持与自然环境和谐共生的关系，不参与无谓的纷争与冲突。西可对内倡导团结互助，对外强调协同合作、和谐共生。

⊙-忠诚：

狼对于对自己有过恩惠的动物很有感情，可以以命来报答。

Wolves in religion and folklore

关于狼的西方传说

In many ancient myths, the wolf was portrayed as brave, honorable, and intelligent. The best examples of these myths can be seen in those of the Native Americans. The wolf was also the revered totem animal of Ancient Rome (see Romulus and Remus and Lupercalia). The gray wolf is also the focal point of Pan-Turkism and related mythology. In Proto-Indo-European society, the wolf was probably associated with the warrior class, and the term was subject to taboo deformation, the Latin lupus being an example of a mutated form of the original Proto-Indo-European *wlkwos. Many Germanic personal names used to and still include "wolf" as an element (e.g. Wulfstan, Wolfgang, Wolfhard).

In more modern western folklore, the wolf is a creature to be feared. The iconic examples of this image are the Big Bad Wolf and the werewolf—a human that transforms into a wolf through magic or a curse, one that is shunned and reviled in regular society. Norse mythology prominently includes three malevolent wolves: the giant Fenrisulfr, eldest child of Loki and the giantess Angrboda, (who was feared and hated by the Æsir); and Fenrisulfr's children Skoll and Hati, who will devour the sun and moon at Ragnarok.

Despite their often negative image, wolves have variously been credited in mythology, fiction and reality, with adopting, nursing, and raising human feral children, the most famous examples being Romulus and Remus, and Mowgli of The Jungle Book. In Mongolian mythology, the Mongols believe that they are descended from a male Gray Wolf and a white doe. The Mongols' greatest hero Genghis Khan called his people 'Clan of the Gray Wolf'.

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