A New Jersey family was fast asleep in their tent on a camping trip when the unthinkable happened: They were attacked by a wolf.
"It was like something out of a horror movie," mother Elisa Rispoli recounted on Facebook.The family was in Banff National Park in Alberta when the incident occurred about 1 a.m. Friday, according to a report by the federal agency Parks Canada. Elisa wrote that her husband, Matthew, threw himself in front of her and their two boys while the wolf tore through the tent and clamped onto Matthew's arms.
Elisa wrote that he had puncture wounds and lacerations on his hands, but he's doing fine. Matthew was the only one who was injured in the attack. "It could have been so, so much worse, and we are just feeling so thankful that we are all still sitting here as a complete family," she wrote.Elisa Rispoli didn't respond to a request for further comment.This is the first time a wolf attack has been reported in a national parkIncidents like these are extremely rare.
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