Derpy Wolves Playfully Annoy Sibling Who Doesn't Want To Share His Apple, Watch Who Emerges With The Prize (Viral Video)

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kalila courban
Mar 24, 2023 10:00 AM EDT

Get ready for some silly sibling shenanigans! In this video, we follow a group of derpy wolf siblings who are determined to get their paws on their sibling's prized possession: an apple. While one wolf sibling is content with enjoying his apple in peace, his siblings have other ideas. They pester him, paw at him, and even try to steal the apple from his jaws. But no matter how hard they try, this wolf sibling just won't budge, until… 

As the video goes on, the antics of these playful wolves become more and more hilarious. From silly faces to playfully monching on each others' entire heads, these derps remain derptastic throughout. But through all the goofiness, one thing remains clear: these wolf siblings are a tight-knit pack who love to have fun together. Even when they're annoying each other, their bond is unbreakable. Much like human siblings! Despite the differences in species, it's clear that siblings in the animal world also benefit from having each other. Whether it's through play, cooperation, or simply providing emotional support, siblings play an important role in the lives of many animals, just as they do for humans. Can we get an 'awwww'? 

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    Font - pimusic 6 days ago The soft noms on top of the head are so adorable 4 3.5k Reply Share
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    Font - soupkitchen3rd - 6 days ago Very much sibling behavior 1.0k Reply Share
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    Font - NamelessKing192. 6 days ago Crazy how much it looks like human older siblings messing with the younger ones
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    Font - cmwh1te. 6 days ago I'm not sure what experiences you've had with older siblings but if they put your whole head in their mouth I'm afraid I must inform you that is not normal unless you are a wolf.
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    Font - QueryCrook 6 days ago They take such tiny nibbles you know they're irritating their siblings on purpose. Reply Share 2.5k
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    Font - Wheedies 6 days ago I took it from them to eat it, then took a nibble and realized it isn't that good and now refuse to give it to them even though I'm not into it because it's my apple now.
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    Plant - Mrgoodtrips646 days ago edited 6 days ago The one in the background just chewing on a tree, not concerned about an apple at all. 2.3k Reply Share
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    Hair - DameRuby 6 days ago Big furry toddlers
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    Font - pinecone_tea 6 days ago Yep, none of them seem to want to eat the apple, they just don't want the others to have it.
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    Font - bettertitsthanu - 6 days ago I had no idea that wolves enjoyed apples 3.3k Reply Share
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    Human body - heckem OP 6 days ago My guess is they enjoy having things and not sharing it with their siblings, just like us.
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    Font - PsyOpBunnyHop 6 days ago I bet they don't even like the taste, but they want their sibs to want what they have. "Haha! I took your apple! omnomnom.....eww wtf!"
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    Font - melonchollyrain 6 days ago edited 6 days ago Some dogs love them too! My husband's family dog was a Rottweiler, and along the walk was this little apple tree. My husband's family was friends with the owner who encouraged them to take some apples whenever. The Rottie, we will call him Axel, loved the apple tree and was always so excited to go by. Every walk, he would stand on his hind legs, and select an apple. He'd let my husband inspect it, and if it wasn't a good apple, my husband would
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