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That baby has some carDIO.

The real shimeka soina Clinton wolf 🐺 X

Beautiful and peaceful!! God bless them and keep them safe!!

If dangerous why cute?

Gorgeous but glad we don't have any wild animals roaming free here

Impressive sense of smell. They knew exactly where that roadkill was.

Note that the wolves are staying away from the road unlike everything else.

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Bro I love this place i’m glad you visited.😄👍🏻

Gorgeous, gorgeous wolf. Also want to say something about its radio collar: radio collars only weigh around 500 grams, which isn’t even 2% of a wolf’s total body weight. It’s not as intrusive as many think, and is a great contributing factor to the protection of wolves. The use of radio collars allows biologists to collect data about daily wolf life that otherwise wouldn’t be known, and has in the past helped to get something done about wolf hunting outside the border of Yellowstone because of a mortality signal transmitted from the collar when a wolf dies. Radio collars have also been seen to save wolves’ lives before, as a usually fatal neck bite can be shielded by the collar or result in the collar being torn off which, in both cases, allows the wolf being attacked to get away with its life. Radio collars aren’t a hinderance to the wildness of an animal, but instead an adapting way for people to help fight against the destruction of nature we have caused. Also a wolf pack doesn’t abandon a member who wears a radio collar, they are not a species who rejects a family member because they smell like a human. The biggest inconvenience of sorts is that it takes a couple hours for the collaring process to take place, as biologists need to wait until the wolf is fully asleep after tranquillizing, then actually put the collar on and assess the wolf’s health, and then the wolf needs to wake up fully before rejoining its pack. And biologists make sure a wolf is completely safe while asleep and waking back up. Radio collars aren’t invasive and help more than hinder wolves. They have been being collared since their reintroduction in the 1990’s, and a huge amount of the most successful wolves in the whole time they’ve been back in the park have been radio collared and were never hindered on a hunt or a fight because of their radio collar.

It's a newborn fox cub.

My god people are annoying with their stupid shrieking. I can understand when children do it, but these idiots sound like they are adults and yet they have zero self-control. It ruins the experience for others. Yellowstone (or any other national park) is not a petting zoo. It is a place in the wilderness that has been made accessible to humans, who should be respectful and cautious when they are there - especially when observing wildlife.

We didn’t see the whole video, wolves can run for a very long time, it’s very likely the baby was caught. Just sayin 🤷🏼‍♂️

Great capture 😊

That wolf's howl sounded so beautiful! I wish to visit Yellowstone one day to truly witness the beauty of its nature and wildlife. ❤

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He took my sandwich...

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Wheres the pack at?

I can see those Bison’s tail are up, means they are getting ready to engage …..

People are so stupid, move on Adult Children !

Another great capture. Thanks

Excellent shot of the bear walking across the log. The claws on those critters is amazing....OUCH! You've probably answered this a thousand times, but I'm curious what you film with??? Stay blessed and thanks for sharing!

That was really cool to see that leap in the air. Another very nice video. Thanks

Fantastic video with undisturbed bears. Very enjoyable - thanks for sharing! Blessings to you two!

awesome gift to see this thanks

Great capture

Wolf can’t keep up with Personal trainer.

Love this footage! Wolves are one of my favorite animals.

Thank you!

Pięknie zapozował fotografom 😃

great thanks

Oh my goodness there are trees in Yellowstone 😅

Little ol sawmill geyser :)

I am not getting alerted when you post for some reason. I realized I hadn't seen anything in a while and went searching. Love your videos!

That mama sure knows what to do! I am amazed with the instinct that baby is born with.

Wot a great mum

I love you guys channel

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Gorgeous 😍😍🥰

Amazing footage. Thank you!

Now that’s something you don’t see every day!

A male bison shows off with a branch headdress in Yellowstone National Park. We were driving south toward Norris when we saw this bison walking calmly down the road with this branch hooked on one of his horns. To attract a female bison the bulls are known to dress up there look using tree branches. It was interesting to see him do this now since the rut is not usually until July.

A huge grizzly bear claims a bison carcass in Yellowstone National Park. The bison was killed by the Mollie's wolf pack in Lamar Valley the previous day. When we arrived to the scene there were two coyotes feeding on the bison carcass. Then all of a sudden a very large grizzly bear runs towards the carcass and claims it. We were able to watch the grizzly feed, drag and defend the meat from the ravens for about two hours until we ran out of daylight. The Mollie's wolf pack was quite a distance away, across the river and up the hill over looking the Valley. We could spot them through our scope but were only able to capture a quick video with our camera due to distance and wind. This is part one. We were able to film the grizzly the following morning, watch out for that video coming soon.

He just decided to look much better with a decoration hanging from his horn. I love the bison's swagger!

Nice footage! Yellowstone is literally the American equivalent of the Serengeti :D

Where was this in Yellowstone