The Ghost Pack of Siberia: The Wolves That Learned to Count Gunshots & Lure Soviets(1959)

Описание: In February 1959, a Soviet listening post in the Northern Ural Mountains went silent. When Spetsnaz rescue teams arrived, they didn't find a battle scene. They found a puzzle. The station was empty. The radio wires were cut. And outside in the snow, rifle casings were piled in perfect groups of five.
This is the story of "The Ghost Pack"—a terrifying group of wolves that didn't behave like animals. They behaved like soldiers. They learned to sabotage equipment, use decoys, and most terrifying of all... they learned to count the shots of a bolt-action rifle to know exactly when to attack.
Inside this episode of PRIMAL FEAR:
❄️ The White Silence: The mysterious isolation of Outpost 33.
🐺 The Decoy: How the pack used sound to lure soldiers into the blizzard.
🧠 Tactical Evolution: Wolves that target generators and radio lines.
🔫 The Count: The horrifying realization that the enemy is tracking your ammo.
Join us as we open the classified files of a siege that the Soviet Union tried to burn.
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