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Folllowing the Tundra Wolf
FOLLOWING THE TUNDRA WOLF
Narrated by ROBERT REDFORD
Produced by Peace River Films
Directed by John Borden and Neil Goodwin
www.peaceriverfilms.com
The first film about the wolf made entirely in the wild, this was shot in the Canadian Northwest Territories along the Arctic circle and is a living portrait of the tundra wolf and its principal prey, the barren ground caribou seen through three seasons and a migration of hundreds of miles. Using pioneering photographic techniques to obtain unique animal behavior footage, it tells the story of the wolf, the predator that inhabits the human imagination like no other creature. It is one of many examples of the ways in which a top predator keeps the breeding stock of its prey strong by culling the weak and the sick. Such predators can prevent overpopulation of prey species and the benefits are seen throughout their shared ecosystem.
Narrated by ROBERT REDFORD
Produced by Peace River Films
Directed by John Borden and Neil Goodwin
www.peaceriverfilms.com
The first film about the wolf made entirely in the wild, this was shot in the Canadian Northwest Territories along the Arctic circle and is a living portrait of the tundra wolf and its principal prey, the barren ground caribou seen through three seasons and a migration of hundreds of miles. Using pioneering photographic techniques to obtain unique animal behavior footage, it tells the story of the wolf, the predator that inhabits the human imagination like no other creature. It is one of many examples of the ways in which a top predator keeps the breeding stock of its prey strong by culling the weak and the sick. Such predators can prevent overpopulation of prey species and the benefits are seen throughout their shared ecosystem.
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Officials say Berner, a special education teacher who moved to Alaska last summer, was set on by at least two wolves while out for a late-afternoon jog on a road outside Chignik Lake, a fishing village on the Alaska Peninsula, about 475 miles southwest of Anchorage.
This is a completely untruthful video. They state that there has never been a wolf attack in North America. This is from the Walt Disney movie White Fang. There has been wolf attacks and killings on humans as far back as the records go. See what these liars are not telling you...the truth. www.vargfakta.se/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/wolf-attacks-on-humans_tr-mader-1995.pdf
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Yes! Leave the last sacrament . Alone .
Beautiful wolf indeed
This might be the best documentary I’ve watched. Would greatly appreciate if anyone can recommend me another documentary just as good or similar to this!
Love this documentary & Redford's narration. He should be hired to narrate many more documentaries. His english is perfect. Such a pleasure to be listened to.
Excellent narration. Sounds like Robert Redford.
Wolves are brilliant strategists. They truly learn to understand prey & takes advantage of any opportunity that presents itself.
Very interesting documentary about my favorite predator. Wolves are amazing intelligent animals who taught early man plenty imo .
looks like its 60 yrs ago lol
wait how is this 1 yr ago
make more plsssssssssssssss i cant ever find them
God s creature...thank you tobthe narrator for telling the truth❤❤
Farley Mowat's book: "Never Cry Wolf" is a much better account of the arctic wolf. These wolves are not arctic wolves, Arctic wolves are white, These wolves are a mix of arctic and northern wolves.
Robert Redford is a Bastard working with Italians racists.
We'll see if belichicken can win now without GOAT BRADY
I really appreciate the context given about life in nature in this documentary. It's actually pretty fair, to be honest, the way everything works. The wolf has to succeed in the hunt to keep on being able to hunt.
it's a decades old, but beautiful documentary, which Redford narrates brilliantly. I've watched this countless times.
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great shots
Ced...alwwolf❤❤
I love the wolf pups! They’re adorable!
Ok the tundra wolf is definitely not a loner! Like other wolves it exists within a pack!
It’s amazing how animals coexist together even if they’re enemies!
Well even though this film is old it’s pretty good I have to say!
It’s amazing how the wolves track their prey!
Ok I’m confused! First the filmmaker said the tundra wolf is a loner but then says there’s a pack of wolves!
Wow! I didn’t know the tundra wolf is a loner no pack! That’s amazing!
Not so. The documentary proves they form small packs. Wolves anywhere are not loners by design. Ocassiopnally a wolf has left a pack to form its own and sometimes that takes awhile. But ultimately they join a pack or form a new one. I studied/observed wolves at Great Bear Lake, NWT for 3 years and one pack had 12 adults/sub adults with 4 pups as well, totalling 16. There, not too far from the Mackenzie River that runs on the Western shores of the lake a few hundred miles distant, the Eastern shore is dotted with trees and small forests, supporting resident moose and nomadic cariboo that sustain and support larger resident wolf packs whereas on that Western shore the treeline converges with the tundra and trees become scarce as one moves Northward. In those regions as was featured here packs get smaller in number due to prey size (caribou) being on the move or being smaller in size as with hares and lemmings. In the high North, wolf packs number several members as they must contend with resident Muskoxen that require several individuals to be taken down.
@@gjd1942exactly right at times they do disperse to hunt alone, sometimes depending on pack female staying at the den with pups for example, Therefore the alpha may hunt alone periodically BUT wolves are pack animals, very social with one another. Wolves NEED each other! Just amazing animals ❤
Wolves are pack animal
This filmmaker is wrong! There have been wolf attacks on humans in North America!
You can tell this is an old video!
I love Wolf stories!
Красивая зимняя фауна и ареал многих Животных и грызунов,некоторые в спячку уходят,патом весной просыпаются,лайк👍ролику и жизненного счастья во всём,спасибо!!!!💯🐺🐾🐾🏔️❄️👍👍👍
I LEARNED A LOT MORE ABOUT WOLVES FROM THE FROM THE SMALLEST TO LARGEST GREAT DOCUMENTARY
DO NOT BELIEVE ANY MOVIE. NO ONE KNOWS THE LIFESTYLE OF THE WOLF EXCEPT GOD BECAUSE IT IS NOT TAME, ESPECIALLY THE WOOD WOLF OR THE TUNDRA WOLF. IT'S JAW IS 1200 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH AND IT CAN KILL A BEAR WITH ITS FLOCK. UNLIKE THE DEADLY GRAY WOLF, IT DOES NOT DARE APPROACH THE LARGE BROWN BEAR.
Wolves have harmed people, not often but the speaker is wrong. I have saw a child injured by one
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U-Tube: wild america wolves and whitetails
Très mauvaises images, un débutant fera mieux . ce cinéaste utilise un mauvais matériel. il peut aller se faire recycler ,
Redford did a great job of narrating this documentary. Excellent diction.
Apex predators manage ungulate populations. Without that management ungulates starve to death or succumb to diseases.
A truly formidable apex predator.
1975.
I've never been too impressed with wolves...to me they're just wild german shepherds...
Nowhere close to a wild German shepherd. They're so much more than any dog.
What of the Eskimo? Mistake.. The Indians had no right on Eskimo Land. Those savage Indians tried to take over my ancestors. Inuvialultun is the word. You have no idea s to the truth of my land.Question? have you been to the Canadian North?
Shit wolf
❤Amazing nature, thanks God, and thanks to you for a wonderful story
I believe the whole story of this hole, was a hallucination and maybe a summer's night dream. People tend to make up things just to level up their spirit or to look great in another people's eyes. It's shame many real stories to be matched to places which was only one man's guess and hallucination.
this is an amazing footage documentary about caribou survival outrun the wolf the wolf's top predator in the Arctic tundra,!!!
Reminiscence of Wild American. Marty peace bro, where ever u are .
We have Wolf in Iranian land which they attack flock of sheep or goat they kill all not just one or two