Horrifying: Video of Wolves howling outside couple’s mirror cabin goes viral

In a chilling video that went viral online, captured the remarkable sight of a pack of nine wolves howling near a couple’s glass-walled cabin in Quebec, Canada.

Michee Jules, 34, and his wife Maya Jules, 33, had travelled to Quebec in February to celebrate Michee’s birthday, but their peaceful retreat took a surprising turn when the wolves gathered outside their secluded cabin.

The couple, originally from New Jersey, were enjoying their time in the wilderness when they encountered the wolves. Although they had been warned about the presence of wolves in the area, neither of them expected to see a pack of nine right outside their retreat.

Michee, a professional photographer, described the experience as “joyful” when speaking to the New York Post. “It was a joyful experience to witness these animals up close,” Michee said. “I have a deep love for animals, and my passion lies in capturing moments of them interacting in their natural environment.”

Frequent wolf encounters

During their week-long stay, the couple reported seeing the wolves

daily. Michee shared his astonishment at how close the animals came to their cabin. “I couldn’t believe we were lucky enough to see the wolves so close up and so often,” he told the media.

Despite the wild nature of the wolves, Michee revealed that he wasn’t frightened by their presence. “When I opened the door to the wolves, I was very surprised by their calm reaction. I still kept my distance, but I wasn’t bothered nor did I feel threatened,” he said.

For Michee, the encounter was so extraordinary that he would gladly return to Canada. “I’d definitely go back to Canada again just for this experience alone,” he added.

Canada’s wolf population

Canada is home to one of the largest wolf populations in the world, second only to Russia. According to the International Fund for Animal Welfare, the country boasts over 50,000 grey wolves. Several species of wolves occupy approximately 90 per cent of their historic range within Canada, making the country a haven for these majestic predators.