JC woke up me up at 1 p.m. last night tightening the rope that keeps
the wooden door of the ger closed, but still leaves a 4cm opening.
"What are you doing?", I asked him. "I'm closing the opening so that
no wolf can get inside", he answers assertively. The horse circling inside
the ger camp whinnies nervously each time the wolf howls, keeping
me awake for what seems like more than an hour. I'm doubting, but
start convincing myself and JC that wolves never come near to ger
camps or eat horses. It calms me down and I finally fall asleep. The
next day I read that wolves do eat horses, but only during the winter
when there are no mammals and the horses are weak. Marie
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