The story's understanding of wolf intelligence is narrow - how wolves hunt as a pack or what kind of queue a wolf pack moves through the terrain - older wolves first, then fighters, then females and puppies, then the trailing fighters and finally the leader wolf who observes the situation and leads the pack last in line - is intelligent activity. So the wolf has long developed intelligent solutions to natural conditions. And when the wolf in question and wolves in general encounter civilization, they encounter new kinds of problems with obtaining food and seek solutions to them, like the crab trap video. In nature, the wolf probably hasn't needed to invent new solutions for centuries because prey in nature has worked the same way for millennia. When encountering civilization, the wolf encounters new problems. Like the problem of domestication of dogs and how they could become friends with humans in order to get food. Zoology probably needs to update its understanding of animal...