Predators see vehicles and the people inside of them as one single entity and because of the size of the vehicles they just see them as background objects almost. They're too big to hunt and they know you're not a recognizable danger like a bear. The moment you separate yourself from the vehicle they will usually attack you unless you get lucky.
Thank you for not disturbing him,he had very important business to attend and he couldn’t even be one minute late or everything would be behind schedule
You can't defend yourself against your own brain sometimes. 'Hey! A giant happy doggo marching down the road! Looks like a huskie. Lets unwind the window.'
People go on safari with much more dangerous animals with open air trucks. Pretty sure having the window down was almost 0 actual danger. Doesn't make the interaction any less hilarious though 😂
True! how are the people who go to safaris not scared? Either way, I've seen first hand what a cop dog does to a criminal and those are domesticated. I sure most people don't want test their luck with a wolf lmao.
@@SuperCatacata trust you’re only lucky if you’re finding them after a meal. if they’re hungry enough they will risk it. but a safari full of tourists is far more intimidating to any animal than 1-2 people with a nice open window. wild life is not your friend. people get mauled this way just like that bear trend. unless you aren’t in a large group and in a large vehicle just don’t.
@@christopher9979 I'd love to see you come face to face with one or a pack out in the middle of nowhere and feel the same way. I can see they have a social side that makes them safer to be around than most, but if they were really hungry, I still imagine we'd be on the menu, given the chance.
i was actually in my mind screaming just dont do anything stupid dont lower the window or dont exit the car to pet it and that moment ive heard the sound of the window 😂😂
@@roxydzey The chances a lone wild wolf will attack you is extremely small. There was no danger I could see. To be clear, I have been close to two (different) wolves in the wild. Of course, a hungry pack of wolves, as opposed to a lone wolf, is a different story.
@@bettrhalf8006 Perhaps. But I am also the person who has lived in the wilderness for months at end and walked two and a half thousand kilometers through this wilderness. I also spent 6 months living in the desert.
@Drogas3653 Not the end of a world either if a person dies, the irony is humanity could stop existing and the world would be fine, can't say the same for wolves
It's nice to see an example of people who had the privilege of seeing a beautiful wild animal, & were content simply observing it in a respectful manner.
@@alandala8427 respectful manner meaning they didn’t try to disturb it by putting it and or themselves in danger or trying to get it to come to them just because they want to see a cute wild animal
Just a lone wolf out looking for his Harley BROTHER. Haha but seriously that’s a beautiful animal and I love how he didn’t pay no mind to the people he must’ve been late for a appointment
Paisible plutôt a la recherche de sa prochaine subsistance....la vie animale est belle pour nous mais tres dure voire tres cruelle et injuste pour les animaux
We even had Hyenas for a number of years, apparently some survived a number of winters. Lol One in the 90's was an escaped pet but in the mid 2000's a bunch escaped from an exotic game farm.
I had this identical experience years ago in the same place. I had actually fallen asleep in the passenger seat and my husband was driving. Then he said “now there is something you don’t see every day “ it was awesome to see
I lived in Banff and Lake Louise for 15 years and I’ve never seen a wolf either. Lots of bighorn sheep, tons of deer and elk, the odd bear but never a wolf.
@@silentdelicate2299 yes I agree 💯 the wolf looks like a dog,a husky, pretty but I wouldn't want to cross it's path,I don't have a car sometimes I have to walk to the store 😁
That’s exactly what I was noticing too. Lol. Other than this beautiful angelic moment and so glad they just peacefully watched and videoed it. Beautiful!
It's beautiful! I'm glad they just left him/her alone! Window down, "Don't," window back up! Smart. Leave the gorgeous animal alone! I love how it's trotting to the beat of the blinker!
Why must people say thank you ... like thank you for pulling over like he did it for u or something get out here with this crap ..this isn't about you ..!
Love the way you guys slowed down, pulled over , gave it the right of way , kept calm and rolled up the windows. Perfect ! You guys are amazing as well 🎉
Lived here for 49 years, and been to Banff numerous times, have yet to see a wild wolf, seen brown and black bears, foxes, coyotes, deer, elk, moose, like he says "that's amazing".
I think it's a Wolf dog hybrid. Looks to be low to mid content. It's probably someone's pet that got out. Wolves are afraid of people they avoid and hide from us. If you see one that close and alone it has probably got rabies.
The consistent and steady stride along with the turn signal sound matching his beat and the fact that it didn’t even stop to see what you were up to. Came together really nicely.
I had the honour many years ago of seeing a wolf in the banf area. I'll never forget it. I was out running early in the morning, alone, I know, I was nuts. I looked across a ravine and there he was.
I live in Canada, Alberta....so for me to see a wolf is normal.....and they are not small animals.. their paws are so big.....im so glad you just sat in your vehicle and let it walk by....he was on a mission.....lol...
@Sinisteraf I live in Ontario but might I just say, it depends on area you live, your lifestyle, hobbies etc or even work. Many see and experience events and encounters in nature that others don't. I wish we were all able to have these but it might be more than the wildlife could handle!😉❄️🐾
As busy as Banff National Park in Alberta is there are chances to see lots of wildlife. Deer, elk, bighorn sheep up by Lake Minnewanka, black and Grizzly bear especially near the Lake Louise gondola and bison in very remote areas. It's a wonderful place - well except for all the tourists 😉😁
A professional tracker once told me that one way to tell the difference between wolf tracks and dogs tracks (when the dog looks like a wolf, not like a dachshund), is to watch _how_ they walked. While wolfs walk from A to B and then to C (and can cover distances in one single direction for hundreds, if not thousands of miles), dogs loll around a lot more, deviating from a straight line of direction to sniff something out, or something else. This wolf just proved him right (one example only, I know). That wolf was definitely on the straight and narrow. Hardly even changed the pace. That's wolf for you!
@@swayjaayy5495that is so clearly a wolf dude, come on. I’m usually extremely skeptical when looking at supposed “wolf videos”, and this one is clearly a wolf, and does NOT look like that persons someone’s husky
In my lifetime out on the Mojave desert, I have seen one big bad a## mountain lion, one gorgeous bobcat, that I found out is still around and scared the city tourist in the RV park next to me, I pray they didn't hurt it because it never harmed me in the 20+ years I've known of it's existence. Other than that, I have the visit of raccoons and a few coyotes, no more skunks, wonder what happened to them?
A lot of it comes down to being observant. Most animals see humans as a threat and while they are often close by, they go out of their way to not be seen. I have never seen a wolf in the wild, but have seen two bears and a few mountain lions. The reason I saw the one mountain lion was due to deer which kept popping up their heads from eating and looking in a particular direction. Following their gaze, I spotted a large adult mountain lion maybe 400 yards away up the hill observing the deer and me. I had zero idea he was there despite looking at the same hill prior.
I saw one there too. Same thing. Right in the road. But mine seemed elderly, had a tracking collar on and seemingly one infected eye. It felt magical to experience that. Just after spreading my dad's ashes.
When I heard the English accents then heard the electric window motors going- I worried for a moment that they were putting the windows down to get a better shot or to try to interact with cute Wolfie! I was relieved to see they'd put the windows up!
What stood out as wonderful, to me, was the consideration, maturity level and respect of the observers in the car. No screaming, yelling, cussing or otherwise obnoxious behavior. Just comments of appreciation. A gift, acknowledged in their drive. Bravo!
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Bro on his morning run... the stroll of confidence and carefree is unforgettable
You ever see a pack of wolves kill 40-50 ungulates in a week and just leave the carcasses except for the livers… now that’s amazing!
😂😂 exactly my thoughts.. “don’t mind me, jus having my morning jog” 😂😂
And his trot sounds just like a turn signal!
He was so unbothered
.. And he showed who is the Boss!!!!!
Leave my way!!!!!
An Italian former mountain trooper Alpini 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Thats an english wolf. You can tell by which side of the road he's using.
We don't have wolves in England
@@albertg63 That one guy that doesn't get the joke
@@constitutionalveteran1709 I just re read the comment. My apologies 🤣
😂😂
@@albertg63Good on you for laughing it off 😂
2 things I love about this wolf:
1st: his light-footed walk
2nd: how he casually walks by as if he didn't notice them
we are not worthy
Predators see vehicles and the people inside of them as one single entity and because of the size of the vehicles they just see them as background objects almost. They're too big to hunt and they know you're not a recognizable danger like a bear. The moment you separate yourself from the vehicle they will usually attack you unless you get lucky.
That is are wolves are. I met one while walking and he just walked in front of me up a hill and that was that
@@sharonnahwegahbow5606he’s scared af for his superiors. Thats why.
Most if not all wolves won't bother acknowledging you. They're wolves.
Oh, he's so handsome just trotting along like he has somewhere he needs to be. ❤ So lovely when Nature is repected & appreciated.
soyboy
@@Borrelaas - Wannabe tough guy. I would wreck you.
Wolves are extremely dangerous
He probably has. There is always a pack somewhere
@@christof123wolves are not lol. Wolves rarely if ever attack people. You can look it up!
Thank you for not disturbing him,he had very important business to attend and he couldn’t even be one minute late or everything would be behind schedule
It’s true
No
Shut up karen
those blinkers were annoying
Exactly!!!
That comedic timing on his roll down, her "don't" and immediate roll up had me hollering. Like he didn't even TRY to defend rolling it down
You can't defend yourself against your own brain sometimes.
'Hey! A giant happy doggo marching down the road! Looks like a huskie. Lets unwind the window.'
People go on safari with much more dangerous animals with open air trucks. Pretty sure having the window down was almost 0 actual danger.
Doesn't make the interaction any less hilarious though 😂
True! how are the people who go to safaris not scared? Either way, I've seen first hand what a cop dog does to a criminal and those are domesticated. I sure most people don't want test their luck with a wolf lmao.
@@SuperCatacata trust you’re only lucky if you’re finding them after a meal. if they’re hungry enough they will risk it. but a safari full of tourists is far more intimidating to any animal than 1-2 people with a nice open window. wild life is not your friend. people get mauled this way just like that bear trend. unless you aren’t in a large group and in a large vehicle just don’t.
Awww honey I wanted to pet it
Beautiful absolutely beautiful and I loved how they pulled over for this majestic creature to walk calmly by ty for that respect folks !!!
Theyre not showing respect. Its fear!
@@roseannnovello908 respect is highly recommended since they dont have takeout. We just might sound good enough!
What a gorgeous creature… 🧡🐾
Sure is. The original dog.
The woman’s “don’t” when he rolled down the window. 😂 She knew he was about to be on some “come here, let me pet you little doggie” bs. 😂😂
I love that you hear the window immediately go back up after that
@makaylamurray7172 😂😂😂she said "don't"
Binge probably did it to trigger a reaction from her like a living husband. You misandrist won't get it.
Lmao right! That immediately sent me
He definitely thought it was a pet that needed love lol
I am dying at him rolling down the window, the girl saying "don't" and him rolling it RIGHT back up 😂
Same! 😂😂
😂😂
That part. 🤣🤣🤣
She was there to stop the intrusive thoughts😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love that your blinkers are keeping time with the wolf stepping past...
For such a dangerous animal, that
little trot is freaking adorable😆😆
Wolves are NOT dangerous to people.
@@christopher9979go pet him, then
@@christopher9979exactly
@@christopher9979 I'd love to see you come face to face with one or a pack out in the middle of nowhere and feel the same way. I can see they have a social side that makes them safer to be around than most, but if they were really hungry, I still imagine we'd be on the menu, given the chance.
it's ground covering, used when going distances.
You never realize how big they really are until you see one close up. Just fabulous.
Big facts 💯
No just that they view us as food.
I saw one up close once "Hey that Husky looks lost, wait....get in the car!!!" 😂
They take down elk and bison. It’s quite amazing and there was a larger species the dire wolf.
@@woodnbikeshaha winning comment🏆
The rolling the window down and the don’t and then rolling it back up is amazing comedy
i was actually in my mind screaming just dont do anything stupid dont lower the window or dont exit the car to pet it and that moment ive heard the sound of the window 😂😂
@@roxydzeySame 🤣
@@roxydzey
The chances a lone wild wolf will attack you is extremely small. There was no danger I could see. To be clear, I have been close to two (different) wolves in the wild.
Of course, a hungry pack of wolves, as opposed to a lone wolf, is a different story.
@@wimahlers You're the kind of person who never lives long enough to see the documentary about you.
@@bettrhalf8006
Perhaps.
But I am also the person who has lived in the wilderness for months at end and walked two and a half thousand kilometers through this wilderness.
I also spent 6 months living in the desert.
Awwwww, thank you for letting him be. I hope it was a wolf booty call. Look how super focused he was trotting down the road.
Какой красивый! И крупный.
Thank you for pulling over, rolling your window up, and leaving the wolf alone! Beautiful close up video
Scares me to see it on the road , people can be stupid drivers or have ill intentions - hope he got to wherever he was going safely..so beautiful
@@lologoldsmith3996not the end of the world if they accidentally run it over. You act like it’s a human lmao
@@Drogas3653you’re a psychopath if it isn’t a frightening thought
@@Drogas3653no life has more value than another
@Drogas3653 Not the end of a world either if a person dies, the irony is humanity could stop existing and the world would be fine, can't say the same for wolves
Beautiful! He looks in great shape too.
I think so too!
😃, lost a bet with the Pack. Has to run-walk down the open road ! 😅🤣 Danger !
But lost that bet. 😊
Cars ! People are there.
Wonder why you rolled your window down? Wolf's breakfast?
@@celesteridley4034 I thought that too, I also thought maybe they decided to roll them up :)
I was thinking the same thing because they have been seen very thin. Thank God he seems to be in great shape.
My dogs always preferred running on the roadway over grass- nice predictable surface! Wolfie seems to know exactly where he's going.
Comme il est beau..
Tranquille et majestueux..
Insouciant et pressé
Une merveilleuse créature..
J adore ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It's nice to see an example of people who had the privilege of seeing a beautiful wild animal, & were content simply observing it in a respectful manner.
100% 👍🏼❤️
Shut up karen
Tout en fermant les carreaux des portes de la voiture 😂🤣
What does this even mean?Respectful manner?Do you want them to get close to him?😂
@@alandala8427 respectful manner meaning they didn’t try to disturb it by putting it and or themselves in danger or trying to get it to come to them just because they want to see a cute wild animal
In the wolfs head "Making my way downtown
Walking fast, faces pass and I'm homebound!"🐾🐾🎶🎶🎶
DUH NUH NUH
BENINININUH
Pretty sure "The Littlest Hobo" theme would be the soundtrack, being Canada
AND I NEED YOU
Ridin’ around the block, with the Glock.
Yo ass finna get shot.
And I miss u
Just a lone wolf out looking for his Harley BROTHER. Haha but seriously that’s a beautiful animal and I love how he didn’t pay no mind to the people he must’ve been late for a appointment
Beautiful. Thanks for letting him pass through without interruption.
...wonderful to get a good look at him, handsome creature..
I agree very beautiful amazing how it just walks on the middle of the road.
The way he doesn't even saw them, classy :=)
Its Just a husky 💀
@Jeff-ue1rk honestly thought the same thing at first but closer look at it and it's deff a wolf!
@@UnflatteringRatlmao yea sure jeff
That pace and stroll was magnificent. Just strutting through
😑
😑
There should be a second part of it with the beginning of Staying Alive song playing on the background. 🕺 🪩
@@geewiz8253 hell yes
@@geewiz8253 Well you can tell by the way I use my walk, I’m a woman’s man, no time to talk
What a magnificent soul. They will keep the the green in balance and harmony ❤
The paw steps with the hazards are extremely well timed metronome timings. I like it…
Wolf:” hey dude, beautiful day today ain’t it “ 🐾🐾
No he beautiful day in it
Atypically polite Canadian wolf saying "hi" as he or she passed through.
I thought it's a husky 😐 if I was I would I would get off to pet him 😂 I'm glad I live where that can't find any wolf around 😂
@@jacksonchastain4220 That's an Innit wolf if I've ever seen one
@@jons9239 fr innit
I really appreciate you just quietly getting out of his way and letting him pass.. ❤
Dude was late for lunch at his mom's house...😅😅...speed walking
It was nice of him to do that I would never have bothered neither wolves are very Majestic animals they're not mad dogs killers like some people think
Agreed, don't interfere, just observe!!!❤
Jesus...
@@TranscendentalMindXchrist superstar
Thank you for creating such a nice wide path to amble along!
What a magnificent animal. Thank you so much for being respectful of the doggo.
He's just getting his daily 10,000 steps in. Thank you for respecting this beautiful animal.
More like 100k steps minimum. They move around all the time plus they have 4 legs. I do 10k a day without even trying and I spend hours on the sofa
@@88Wern3r 😄
@@88Wern3rand yes please keep your windows rolled up because he’s not you pet doggie he’s a wild animal, don’t interfere, just watch and enjoy!
@@SirManfly Totally agree
@@88Wern3r🎉😂😂😂
He’s keeping such a great pace that little trot is adorable!! He so peaceful and unbothered I love it thanks for sharing
Probably hungry looking for prey.
And he’s murderous
Paisible plutôt a la recherche de sa prochaine subsistance....la vie animale est belle pour nous mais tres dure voire tres cruelle et injuste pour les animaux
@@user-sp2je7it7u
tu dis n importe quoi, c est ahurissant l idiotie dans ce contexte révise le mot -meutrier
I would love to watch you try and pet the adorable wolf 😌
What a beautiful and free wolf. I think we all envy and respect him. ❤
С КАКИМ ДОСТОИНСТВОМ ПРОБЕЖАЛ ВОЛЧЕК...ДАЖЕ ВНИМАНИЯ НЕ ОБРАТИЛ НА ЛЮБОПЫТСТВУЮЩИХ...ДЕЛА У НЕГО СВОИ..НЕТ ВРЕМЕНИ ОТВЛЕКАТЬСЯ.😂❤
I live in Alberta, and it always amazes me the wildlife we have here. What a beautiful wolf.
We even had Hyenas for a number of years, apparently some survived a number of winters. Lol
One in the 90's was an escaped pet but in the mid 2000's a bunch escaped from an exotic game farm.
@@reclusive_aggressivewtf hyenas!?!?
He is gorgeous
@@reclusive_aggressive We've even had black panthers observed in the wild in Alberta (probably escaped from some private zoo)
Such a distinguished and cooperative gentleman. Calmness oozes out of this guy.
Rented a car to drive through banff 😂😂😂😂😂
He’s so unbothered by these humans & big vehicle ….. he doesn’t even turn to give it a glance as he passes
Rented a car to drive thoughot bannd
Why is it alone though 😢 or are the rest of the pack in the woods?
Hes Canadian what do you expect? hes polite lol
My goodness, what a beautiful creature. Wolves are so majestic.
I had this identical experience years ago in the same place. I had actually fallen asleep in the passenger seat and my husband was driving. Then he said “now there is something you don’t see every day “ it was awesome to see
28 years I lived in southern Alberta and I never saw a wolf in person. You're incredibly lucky!
Do u not go outside?
Are you living in a hermetically sealed chamber?
I lived in Banff and Lake Louise for 15 years and I’ve never seen a wolf either. Lots of bighorn sheep, tons of deer and elk, the odd bear but never a wolf.
Because that's NOT a wolf. It's a husky.
@@paulamiller6109 nope 💀
Wolf really was like, "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood..." Lol 😂... But what a gorgeous 😍 trot it had. 💕
Not too slow but also not really in hurry
Yes the wolf had it's own space
I honestly thought it was a husky for a sec there I was like why is a dog out on its own
@@silentdelicate2299 yes I agree 💯 the wolf looks like a dog,a husky, pretty but I wouldn't want to cross it's path,I don't have a car sometimes I have to walk to the store 😁
😑
Blinker was right along the Wolfs Trot 🐺 Beautiful
Hes everything...just speechless at how beautiful some animals are!!!
I love the way you hear the window go down and then back up. 😂. Thank you for respecting this lovely animal’s right-of-way. 💕
Definitely grateful they pulled to the side.
You can hear the woman say, “Don’t.” He obeyed! 😁
Yes I agree glad that the wolf had it's own space
Yes, it would drag them right out of the car!!!!!
Not only that it might look harmless and cute, but one mistake you will end as his morning food
I love the rolling down of the window, soft "don't.", rolling it right back up 😂 😂 😂 😂
😂😂😂😂
😂 You're rolling down the window to do what?
The most reasonable thing I’ve ever seen on TH-cam
@@elizabeths.1888pet it 😂
@@just_lezra1841 😆😆
That wolf is a beautiful creature.
A great big Timberwolf. Isn't it just about the most beautiful creature ever?
What a gorgeous wolf...they all are gorgeous 😍
Clearly you own no sheep.
agreed.
No
@@thomasbell7033…the wolf is a gorgeous meat eater.
@@thomasbell7033 most ranchers want to kill wolves. Assuming you're in that group. Be ashamed. ✖️✖️✖️
Love that the indicator on the Car sound clicking; was the Wolf’s paws trotting on the Pavement. Gorgeous 🐺 Wolf💙
This is the comment I came for is so funny
That’s exactly what I was noticing too. Lol. Other than this beautiful angelic moment and so glad they just peacefully watched and videoed it. Beautiful!
❤
It's beautiful! I'm glad they just left him/her alone! Window down, "Don't," window back up! Smart. Leave the gorgeous animal alone! I love how it's trotting to the beat of the blinker!
I've seen these in northern Minnesota many times, even in full packs. They are BIG doggies!
What a stunning Wolf.
Thank you for pulling over to let him pass
I just finished watching another video on wolves I was surprised of their qualities one partner for life takes care of elderly no incest .....
i would also let him pass: *_UNDER THE CAR !!_*
@@Peter1x2ywhy?
Did you pull over to let him pass. Or did he just have that I’m coming, MOVE! Trot.😂😂😂😂😂
Why must people say thank you ... like thank you for pulling over like he did it for u or something get out here with this crap ..this isn't about you ..!
So confident and light on his feet. Not distracted by her surroundings. So beautiful!!!
Love the way you guys slowed down, pulled over , gave it the right of way , kept calm and rolled up the windows. Perfect ! You guys are amazing as well 🎉
Lived here for 49 years, and been to Banff numerous times, have yet to see a wild wolf, seen brown and black bears, foxes, coyotes, deer, elk, moose, like he says "that's amazing".
I think it's a Wolf dog hybrid. Looks to be low to mid content. It's probably someone's pet that got out. Wolves are afraid of people they avoid and hide from us. If you see one that close and alone it has probably got rabies.
The consistent and steady stride along with the turn signal sound matching his beat and the fact that it didn’t even stop to see what you were up to. Came together really nicely.
So stunning! How wonderfully lucky those folks were to see that beautiful beast up close. Thanks soooooo much for sharing!
Beast??? Children are beats, that's a cultured animal.
@@CordeliaWagner1999oh I found my person.😅😅🤭👍👏👏
I had the honour many years ago of seeing a wolf in the banf area. I'll never forget it. I was out running early in the morning, alone, I know, I was nuts. I looked across a ravine and there he was.
"Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on" ~the Littlest Hobo~
What an absolutely stunning animal. So majestic. ❤
No a lion or a tiger are majestic
@@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438
A wolf was the first af all dog breeds, sounds majestic to me.
... I want to wear it.
Absolutely gorgeous sighting
@@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438that cat. Not dog. We here for dog. If you are cat person. Scroll up😂
The sound of the window going down, then immediately back up!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol yep when window went down I thought "are you sure about that?" Then the window went up
She said, "don't" 😂😂
😂😂
Yeah, smart!!
Why would anyone lower their window? What are they going to do? Stroke it?
The wolf is like: Good morning, what a pretty day today! 😅
Thanks for sharing this magnificent beauty with us ..😮 amazing chance you had even to see him
He's beautiful
I live in Canada, Alberta....so for me to see a wolf is normal.....and they are not small animals.. their paws are so big.....im so glad you just sat in your vehicle and let it walk by....he was on a mission.....lol...
Umm I live there too and I’ve never seen a wolf…
nice photo - a clowns 🤡 custume ??
Why was he clicking? His nails?
@@MaidenHelll Agreed, lived in Alberta for over 10 years and spent a lot of time in the national park.....never saw a wolf.
@Sinisteraf I live in Ontario but might I just say, it depends on area you live, your lifestyle, hobbies etc or even work. Many see and experience events and encounters in nature that others don't. I wish we were all able to have these but it might be more than the wildlife could handle!😉❄️🐾
What a majestic and beautiful creature! Confident and fearless, yet intimidating.
It was very nice of you to pull over and let him pass through without causing it any stress.
Can I pet that dogg??
beautiful wolf… looks like he’s on a mission… doesn’t even look at the people or the car…we’re very lucky to see natural wildlife …
As busy as Banff National Park in Alberta is there are chances to see lots of wildlife. Deer, elk, bighorn sheep up by Lake Minnewanka, black and Grizzly bear especially near the Lake Louise gondola and bison in very remote areas. It's a wonderful place - well except for all the tourists 😉😁
Another three dots ... just in case ...
@@xavierdufay6392 you mean pups.
Certainly looked to me like it was looking for something. Had no interest in the vehicle, nor the people in it.
That's a beautiful wolf.
Looks very healthy.
A professional tracker once told me that one way to tell the difference between wolf tracks and dogs tracks (when the dog looks like a wolf, not like a dachshund), is to watch _how_ they walked. While wolfs walk from A to B and then to C (and can cover distances in one single direction for hundreds, if not thousands of miles), dogs loll around a lot more, deviating from a straight line of direction to sniff something out, or something else. This wolf just proved him right (one example only, I know). That wolf was definitely on the straight and narrow. Hardly even changed the pace. That's wolf for you!
That beautiful boy/gal was an absolute unit. What a gorgeous creature🩶🤍🐺
That's a girl!
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well said
@@kw9568
🎵Duuuuude look like a ladyyy🎶
(even tho it doesn’t perfectly apply(just flip the context(lol)))
It really is...
In saying that my 1st pittbull would've made a rug out him/her
I love that he's keeping time with the turn signal! Looks just like my daughter's husky! 🐺
I read this comment and immediately saw it 😂😂😂. Also the window…😅
hahahaha
That’s because it is a husky and not a wolf
@@swayjaayy5495that is so clearly a wolf dude, come on. I’m usually extremely skeptical when looking at supposed “wolf videos”, and this one is clearly a wolf, and does NOT look like that persons someone’s husky
THAT’S how you enjoy wild animals! Just sit back and enjoy the show.
He probably just heard through the howl network that his mate had their babies! He was happy, proud and on his way like nothing was stopping him!
I lived in Minnesota 60 years and can hear the wolves every so often but have NEVER seen one..That truly is amazing!
Shut the front door!! NEVER seen one?!! 😩🤡
It’s scary when they all are screaming together at 1am! I always would take my phone out and record it.
In my lifetime out on the Mojave desert, I have seen one big bad a## mountain lion, one gorgeous bobcat, that I found out is still around and scared the city tourist in the RV park next to me, I pray they didn't hurt it because it never harmed me in the 20+ years I've known of it's existence. Other than that, I have the visit of raccoons and a few coyotes, no more skunks, wonder what happened to them?
They must be serious about not being seen. 60 years and never saw one. I really want to see some Wolves before I die.
A lot of it comes down to being observant. Most animals see humans as a threat and while they are often close by, they go out of their way to not be seen. I have never seen a wolf in the wild, but have seen two bears and a few mountain lions. The reason I saw the one mountain lion was due to deer which kept popping up their heads from eating and looking in a particular direction. Following their gaze, I spotted a large adult mountain lion maybe 400 yards away up the hill observing the deer and me. I had zero idea he was there despite looking at the same hill prior.
And the blinker tapping in time to his paw steps. It's like he's a Clydesdale.
me: whatever it is, it has hooves...🤔
later me: oh 😑
I was thinking Monty Python 😂😂😂 Waitin for someone ta follow the wolf, clappin coconuts together.
I noticed that too❤
Whenever I see a animal running like this I'm like "ding ding ding" everytime his foot hits the ground lol
@flash Those are their hazards.
Thank you for yielding for this beautiful creature to pass
healthy looking wolf! with the blinker going at first i thought it was a mini horse !!😂
They quickly rethought their decision to lower the windows 😂
Also that wolf got increasingly bigger, I would’ve thought it was a puppy dog!
That, "don't", when the window opens...😂
Rolling down windows and getting out of cars is how so many animal attacks start. Why would you roll down the window
@@ctay2713To say "hi cutie!".
@nobody138- yeah and he will say, Hi delicious, and eat your ass
This woman has sense unlike that game of thrones girl that got dragged out her car and eaten by lions
iiiiiiiiiii _"Don't"_ eeeeeee _"Hi"_
❤The wolf walking in sync with the sound of the car whistle. Cute. ❤
wolf = puppy = cutest thing on planet earth
my man rolled down his window like he was ready to ask this wolf for directions 😂
He rolled it up.
@@happyhoneybees3689no he rolled it down and up again
And she said don't like they were in the wrong neighborhood 😂
@@captainrwcg3558False, rolled multiple windows up.
I can hear Ozziemanreviews
O: OI MATE, YOU LOST?
W: NAH MATE, JUST GOT TURNED AROUND, YOU GOOD?
O: YEA, WE'RE FINE.
W:WHY IS EVERYONE YELLING?!
😂
Glad you just observed,& did not interfere…Most impressive wolf… so dignified,& majestic !!❤
I'm just gonna say fuck off, because that animal could of been looking for human help for it's pup
Been to Banff a few times..such an amazing breathtaking beautiful place.🤩😍💖💖💖
I saw one there too. Same thing. Right in the road. But mine seemed elderly, had a tracking collar on and seemingly one infected eye. It felt magical to experience that. Just after spreading my dad's ashes.
Interesting to see one so alone like this! That’s a big wolf!!
*rolls window down*…..”don’t” 😂😂😂😂
I think he rolled it up
He could be an omega wolf! 😍
He has to be the leader or the scout
🙄The window was rolled up! Look at reflection n sticker on window!
@@jmiraculous1015they rolled it down and then back up lol 🙄🙄
Smart wolf, doesn't take candy and or talk to strangers LOL that was a great catch and that was a beautiful wolf !
Yes I didn’t realise how lucky we were at the time because I’ve seen been told they’re very rare to see like that on the road 😅
Sweet stray dog needs a forever home
Hes out looking for grandma
Maybe didn't realize there were humans in the car
He must have heard their blinker because he was stepping to the beat of it!! 🤣🤣🤣 What an amazing experience!!!
Wolf thinking, “I got places to be, people to see, food to eat”! 😂❤
Gorgeous. To be adored and respected. He looks in good health and not in any distress. Amazing to see him. ❤
What a beautiful animal. Good on you for pulling over and giving him his space.
The blinker sound literally matched his stride. 😂 beautiful!
How lovely. At 1st I thought your indicator was the wolf's foot steps 😂😂😂😂
He walks on the road as if he owns the road, and he does own it!❤
@@SusanKay-and ladies ti see
They pulled over to let him by.
Most animals use roadways it’s much easier then running thru snow
Ya...just out for his morning jog
Not a single care as to those humans just nonchalantly sitting on the side of the road.
The indicators' tick tick and the Wolf's walking is so synchronised! 😅
You’re lying
😂 ... i lol'd at the sound of the wolfy horsey too
I know right I thought that was funny
Yes! And so glad the couple in the car weren't too chatty.
Except it isn't at all.
Banff is incredible. I Elk in the middle of town. One person had an Elk in their front yard, eating the garden.
When I heard the English accents then heard the electric window motors going- I worried for a moment that they were putting the windows down to get a better shot or to try to interact with cute Wolfie!
I was relieved to see they'd put the windows up!
I’m living in Ontario and in Killarney we run into a Timberwolf exactly the same way. On the road by itself, that animal was gorgeous too.
They're traveling the roadways for roadkill, another human impact on wildlife.
What stood out as wonderful, to me, was the consideration, maturity level and respect of the observers in the car. No screaming, yelling, cussing or otherwise obnoxious behavior. Just comments of appreciation. A gift, acknowledged in their drive. Bravo!
Of course this ain’t Miami Fl 😂
👍🏼true
Do most people where you’re from roll the window down and tell the wolf to go fuck their mother?
Canadians not surprised
Its Canada not the US