The flying maneuver of thick-bill raven is indeed extravagant. The geladas with long golden hair, and lions that live in mountain forests, and the distinct landscape... The footage, the narrator, and the music are all exquisite. Thanks for this beautiful, rich, well-made wild life documentary that introduces Ethiopia to us.
I have an extreme soft heart for Ethiopian wolves, especially Megeti's story because my 3 years old dog looks just like them. I wish to see more documentaries about these wolves. I have repeatedly watched this video and find Megeti's story heart breaking every time.
Absolutely beautiful documentary. Excellent footage, great script and beautifully spoken, tasteful music and extraordinary locations. Attenborough-worthy! Great work.
After seeing it, I think this could be the replacement for the thylacine as a keystone species in Tasmania and Australia. There are only 500 Ethiopian wolves left in the world and we need an ark for them somewhere. We can’t bring back an extinct animal but we can give one teetering on the edge of extinction a fighting chance and make amends for the sins of our past.
This makes me incredibly sad. But I'm glad for it, to bring light to these beautiful creatures and the danger they are in. Man!! Man is the problem. It is up to each country to make sure that it's wildlife is safe and protected. We NEED our wildlife on land and sea. It's the wealthy's greed that usually puts our wildlife at risk.
Beautiful documentary about these amazing wolves. Praying for their survival and success to live long lives. Thank you 💛 and please do more on these special golden wolves.
Golden wolves are dogs that constitute the genus Flavocyon, they are native to Northern Africa, there are two extant species of golden wolf: the Ethiopian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon simensis) and the Common Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster), the ethiopian golden wolf has two recognized subspecies: the South Ethiopian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon simensis citernii) and the North Ethiopian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon simensis simensis), while the common golden wolf has six recognized subspecies: the Serengeti Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster bea), the Somali Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster riparius), the Nubian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster soudanicus), the Senegal Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster anthus), the Egyptian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster lupaster), and the Algerian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster algirensis).
@@ghazalaansari9283 the only desert parts of Ethiopia are the east where Muslims such such as Afars and Somalis live. And to your question I don’t think that that are lions in Ethiopia. At least not anymore.
26:59 these birds are supposed to warn mole-rat about the danger while mole-rat helps them to find food according to their agreement but they were busy to eat and cause the life of mole-rat. Useless birds. Edit: Poor Megeti. R.I.P
An endemics and it's other wild life's in Africa need to be protected more than ever more specifically the wild life's in Africa including Antarctica. 🌍
I wonder if the documentarians watched these images during or after the shooting? If they didn't see it afterward, they should have tried to treat Megeti. They also need to bury infected animals in a way that prevents contamination.
Do our thoughts influence nature? Indeed, our thoughts influence nature. We live in a single global-integral system of nature, we influence it with our thoughts, and we receive feedback accordingly. Similar to laws that operate on mechanical, electronic, electromagnetic and other material and biological scales, when we press, push or constrain something, we receive a response. Likewise, when we think positively or negatively about others, we accordingly receive a response. The global-integral reality in which we live is a closed system, and we receive responses from it according to our attitudes to it.
These Ethiopian wolves look and sound like our British foxes only difference our foxes have longer tails that touch the ground and shorter front legs that are dark brown in front, backs of ears dark brown also a white tip at the end of the tail.❤🦊
Imagine if grey wolves were ever introduced to Africa, or Australia for that matter. The hyenas, wild dogs and dingoes would certainly have some competition on their paws.
The flying maneuver of thick-bill raven is indeed extravagant. The geladas with long golden hair, and lions that live in mountain forests, and the distinct landscape... The footage, the narrator, and the music are all exquisite. Thanks for this beautiful, rich, well-made wild life documentary that introduces Ethiopia to us.
Omg what a beautiful documentary these wolves must be saved only so few exist
I have an extreme soft heart for Ethiopian wolves, especially Megeti's story because my 3 years old dog looks just like them. I wish to see more documentaries about these wolves. I have repeatedly watched this video and find Megeti's story heart breaking every time.
V
Absolutely beautiful documentary. Excellent footage, great script and beautifully spoken, tasteful music and extraordinary locations. Attenborough-worthy! Great work.
After seeing it, I think this could be the replacement for the thylacine as a keystone species in Tasmania and Australia. There are only 500 Ethiopian wolves left in the world and we need an ark for them somewhere. We can’t bring back an extinct animal but we can give one teetering on the edge of extinction a fighting chance and make amends for the sins of our past.
This makes me incredibly sad. But I'm glad for it, to bring light to these beautiful creatures and the danger they are in. Man!! Man is the problem. It is up to each country to make sure that it's wildlife is safe and protected. We NEED our wildlife on land and sea. It's the wealthy's greed that usually puts our wildlife at risk.
Thank to your whole team for sharing this interesting video along with lovely and beautiful music in the background
Nature programs are so relaxing 4 me
Beautiful documentary about these amazing wolves. Praying for their survival and success to live long lives. Thank you 💛 and please do more on these special golden wolves.
I AM IN LOVE WITH NATURE
Golden wolves are dogs that constitute the genus Flavocyon, they are native to Northern Africa, there are two extant species of golden wolf: the Ethiopian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon simensis) and the Common Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster), the ethiopian golden wolf has two recognized subspecies: the South Ethiopian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon simensis citernii) and the North Ethiopian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon simensis simensis), while the common golden wolf has six recognized subspecies: the Serengeti Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster bea), the Somali Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster riparius), the Nubian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster soudanicus), the Senegal Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster anthus), the Egyptian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster lupaster), and the Algerian Golden Wolf (Flavocyon lupaster algirensis).
I am curious about this species. Can Ethiopian wolves interbreed with grey wolves and produce healthy offspring?
No, they can never interbreed because they are not in the same genus.
Code labeling is evilness simple labeling living organisms exposes the secrets of nature
@@benthekeeshond545
Smart approach and to the point...!
Until tried several ways speculation is just that...!
NA wolf + coyote can = coywolf
Yes they can interbreed. That’s how you get a coy wolf and dog and a wolf .
This is an amazing documentary but so very sad
2:10 So after all,
Lion is the King of Jungle
Yes. Lions also live in the jungles of India. They used to live in Iran and all of the Middle East in deserts, jungles, mountains
@@jancyvargheese5351 ur actually right In India they live in dry deciduous forests
@@jancyvargheese5351
And in Europe- sèèn in Greece + area history
seeing this amusing video I offer the glory to my Almighty God who created these beautiful creatures in the very amazing way
29:29 Lions were also the King of Atlas Mountains other than the savannah
There is no savanna in Ethiopia
@@theassassin9326 You right. in Ethiopia lions are the king of the mountainside forests and deserts yeah?
@@ghazalaansari9283 the only desert parts of Ethiopia are the east where Muslims such such as Afars and Somalis live. And to your question I don’t think that that are lions in Ethiopia. At least not anymore.
@@theassassin9326 there is in the South of the country close to the Kenyan and Somali borders
@@theassassin9326 There are wdym you can easily google that before commenting
seeing this amusing video I pray glory to my Almighty God who created these beautiful creatures in the very amazing way
26:59 these birds are supposed to warn mole-rat about the danger while mole-rat helps them to find food according to their agreement but they were busy to eat and cause the life of mole-rat. Useless birds.
Edit: Poor Megeti. R.I.P
amazing
what cute payfhul wolf cubs!
Very similar in appearance to the desert sub species of Australian dingo.
An endemics and it's other wild life's in Africa need to be protected more than ever more specifically the wild life's in Africa including Antarctica. 🌍
الطبيعة جميلة وتعليق جميل
I wonder if the documentarians watched these images during or after the shooting? If they didn't see it afterward, they should have tried to treat Megeti. They also need to bury infected animals in a way that prevents contamination.
As an Ethiopian i felt very bad for not to keep this beautiful creatures safely
These animals are about to go extinct,we must preserve these magnificent animals
جيد جدا شكرا لك 🎉🎉
Awwwwww they accepted her!!!! Ima cry! How sweet! 😭😭😭❤️❤️
That giant mole rat trying to hide is me when I see people. GO AWAY PLEASE!
❤
Jungle Lions now this i haven't seen before
People 😢
The African wolf puppies shown only 3 weeks? What? 😮
Extinct species.. in Kikuyu land, Kenya "Ngucu" is the name wolf existed, whether the same existed or not is another story.
those sun birds are like russian SU 57
These wolves doesnt seem aggressive at all , they didn't even chew on that dog or chew anything in the video😂😂
How do we differentiate these for foxes?
Oh, dear God. Shaking my head at the ignorance here.
Megeti ❤
😭😭
The whole creation groaneth for the manifestation of the Sons of God...
THATS A DAMN COYOTE
No these are NOT coyotes. Coyotes are a different color, for starters. Educate yourself so you don't look like an idiot.
Why couldn't just vaccinated her??😢😢
It's too late after the animal is sick. Besides, this is Ethiopia, not the US. No vaccinations available here.
they look more like Jackals
No they don't.
Do our thoughts influence nature?
Indeed, our thoughts influence nature.
We live in a single global-integral system of nature, we influence it with our thoughts, and we receive feedback accordingly.
Similar to laws that operate on mechanical, electronic, electromagnetic and other material and biological scales, when we press, push or constrain something, we receive a response. Likewise, when we think positively or negatively about others, we accordingly receive a response.
The global-integral reality in which we live is a closed system, and we receive responses from it according to our attitudes to it.
It’s a damn Coyote!
i though the condor was the biggest bird in the world.?
The biggest bird in the world is the ostrich. The biggest bird by wingspan is the wandering albatross.
The bearded vulture is the highest-altitude flying bird in the world, I believe. Maybe that's what he may have meant?
Are you sure these are wolve? They and sound like North American coyotes a smaller version of the Wolf? Wolfs are huge predators..
It's just a name. And like most common names they don't necessarily mean too much. Sea horses aren't horses either. And water fleas aren't fleas.
You would think the dogs owners would have their dogs vaccinated, especially if they new what is happening!
HAHA you're funny--also ignorant. This is Ethiopia, not the US.
😘😘😘🌎🌎🌎🌎
A car is an extension of your body nature is an extension of me
They are like dingos, I'm not sure about spelling
Those are coyotes.
MAYBE THE 1%ERS DOING PLANET MOTHER EARTH A FAVOR. JUST SAYING😤😢
WOLF ?...JACKAL LOL
These Ethiopian wolves look and sound like our British foxes only difference our foxes have longer tails that touch the ground and shorter front legs that are dark brown in front, backs of ears dark brown also a white tip at the end of the tail.❤🦊
look like cow o t 2 me
Call it wolf if it makes you happy, but it looks , sounds and behaves like a coyote.
Coyotes only exist in North and Central America, nowhere else in the world.
No, it doesn't look like a coyote.
They also remind me of coyotes.
"the cradle" isn't Africa
Imagine if grey wolves were ever introduced to Africa, or Australia for that matter.
The hyenas, wild dogs and dingoes would certainly have some competition on their paws.
Grey olves couldn't survive in Africa or Australia. It's much too hot for them.
hyenas would break them apart easily
@@kathywilson9257 They would shed their winter coats before summer even arrived, so the heat wouldn't be an issue.