Imagine you are a rabbit caught between two predators: a wolf on one side, a fox on the other.

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In Scenario One, both are hungry and want to devour you, but you must choose one to face.

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In Scenario Two, strangely, both claim they want to protect you.

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But no matter the scenario, you must consider their nature: the cunning of the fox, the power and loyalty of the wolf.

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So, rabbit, what's your fate?

I don't know if the kids these days are aware of Aesop's fables but in many of them, and folklore in general, foxes were tricksters and often would lead other animals to their doom or get something out of them.

In one fable, a fox sweet talked a bird who had a piece of food it wanted and said the bird likely has a lovely singing voice and asked her to sing. The bird fell for it, opened her beak, the food fell and the fox grabbed it and took off.

At least you know what you're getting with wolves.