The Wolves of Paris: A Dark Winter Tale!

During the harsh winter of 1450, a pack of wolves entered the city of Paris, France, in search of food. Led by a red wolf named Courtaud, the pack began attacking and killing Parisians. Over a few months, the wolves killed at least 40 people, causing widespread fear. The attacks only stopped when the people of Paris managed to corner and kill the wolves near Notre-Dame Cathedral. The event remains one of the most infamous wolf attacks in history, highlighting the desperation of animals during times of scarcity.