Bison hunted by Wapiti wolf pack in Yellowstone National Park
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2020
- Bison being hunted by wolves in Yellowstone National Park. Taken from inside a vehicle. Remember to stay 25 yards away from all wildlife besides bear and wolves, in which case, stay 100 yards away from them while in Yellowstone.
.. It's truly amazing to watch both : Wolf pack + YNP as well... 👍 .. Thanks for posting this beautiful video 🐾
Of course! It is a pleasure to share😊
Wolves are probably looking for a Bison that shows weakness.
Terrific video! Thanks for sharing it with us!
The famous Wapiti pack. Little do these cute wolves realise that I am watching th3m from Wales. Beautiful animals
Awesome video love it!! That was cool never seen a pack of wolves that big hunting
You can never really tell how big a wolf really is unless you see it up close
Those were some beautiful wolves. Never seen one up close. May be one time in a zoo. Cannot imagine how big they must be to see up close and personal in the wild.
That's a pretty good pack in size
Amazing video!
Thanks fantastic!
Thank you for this post. This is how it should be in National Parks. Hopefully not too much government interference in allowing natural balance in the Parks again
It was only thur "government interference" that wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone NP in the 1980's.
Magnifique bisons et loup 👏🏼
Très belle belle chaîne TH-cam 🤝😉
It must be difficult for the wolves to see all that thick, delicious meat strut by and not be able to do anything most of the time.
Double cheeked up on a Thursday afternoon!
Fantastic video...what an experience! Would you mind sharing where this encounter took place? As per the map I just checked, Madison leads to the West entrance of the park. Are there actually roads open in that section of the park? I guess what I'm really getting at is if that area is accessible by car during winter. I'd like to visit at some point during winter. Thanks for sharing!
Hi there. The video was taken at Madison Junction in Yellowstone National Park. This Spring when the roads open I would suggest visiting the Lamar Valley and Hayden Valley for your best chances at seeing wolves.
The first one that came out and stood on the road had a radio collar
Wolves loose their advantage when the Bison are not in deep snow. When the Bison make to to the road there wasn't much of chance for a kill.
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Man, my dad and I had been planning to go out to Yellowstone that very winter, then had to cancel because of COVID. One day...
I hope you can make it out for a visit someday. It is truly an amazing and special place.
Man that was cool!! Gotta make it to Yellowstone in the winter. Those wolves were beautiful! Is Yellowstone closed in winter? Are the elks still around?
Thanks! If you can get up here in the winter, it is a truly special time to be here. The park is open in the winter. The road to Mammoth Hot Springs and out through the Lamar Valley is open and plowed all winter. The interior of the park is accessed by snowmobile or snow coach tours. The elk are still around in the winter up near mammoth.
I dunno ..... I would think that the bison had better odds than the wolves ..... I've seen them do some serious damage to cars BUT great video .... Thanks for sharing
Just watched a documentary from 2019 where a black wolf was accepted into the all silver coated pack & now here I see 6 black wolves, they wasted no time with a litter of black pups.
It's like jurassic Park out there.
That one black wolf is gorgeous! :D
Calm down it's not a shifter romance novel lol.
Good video
There's no escaping that!
nature is beautiful and perfect, no matter what mode it is at the present. Yellowstone is truly God's country meant only for the animals.
0:23 wolf looks like he has a shock collar lmao
It definitely has a collar on.....
Radio collar that is
That is actually a radio collar that researchers have attached to the wolf's neck to track them down and see what they are up to.
I like it!
Wow!
“wapiti” is an indigenous term, and name for Elk, obviously these wolves have not chosen to go after Elk, but a much larger species, Bison...
This wolf pack is named the Wapiti Lake Pack, usually just called the Wapiti pack though
the king james wolf pack.
Are you outside outside or in a car ?
The video was taken from inside a car.
I get the feeling Ryan probably had no interest in becoming wolf chow. Only idiots get out of their vehicles around wildlife.
Anyone who plays wq 3 would know the pain of wapiti pack. But dunno if its the same for irl. Guessing not.
We don't see the whole hunt, but I'm guessing that if it wasn't bison that this pack was hunting, we might see the pack live up to their name in comparison to the game by seeing it done irl.
It's sad to see the bison running from wolves. If they form a defensive circle and stand their ground, the wolves would be powerless. The bison like many prey don't always realize/remember what they're capable of.
I'm pretty sure they do otherwise there would be no bison
You clearly don't know much about bison or wolves.
@@Matterhorny Sometimes they do and other times they panic and run. Duh
They took off on all the buffaloes once they entered the woods
The wolves will follow a herd of anything deer, elk, buffalo ect. they won't attack until one of the animals is unable to keep pace with the herd. When an animal is no longer able to keep up with the herd the wolves will move in for the kill. And the wolves are viscous with several taking a bite at the same time until the animal is down. Wolves are smart they will spook a herd sometimes causing an animal to hurt a leg an injured animal will often be unable to keep pace with the herd and will become isolated from the herd thus becoming an easy meal for the pack.
Doesn't seem as if we are peaking into a very personal and private moment? It is truly hard to be an animal on this planet. God bless them all.
did you mean peeking?
Now that's a healthy 🐺 pack! Hate to run into them while hiking
The wolves would not be interested in you....the are not interested in people....
Only 7 people have been killed by wolves in the wild in North America since 1900.
Coyotes, on the other hand…
That is awsome to see the wovles in Yellowstone doing their jobs!
Den Wölfen geht auch schon die Luft aus, aber am Ende werden sie erfolgreich sein.....
Kako naučiti se bizone obranu baca im se sijeno u krugove oko rovova manjih i većih i osjetit će nepobjedivosti unutar kruga i tako sve životi je kad zatvore krug bit će nepobjedive dresura
Волки большие такие и красивые, но блин опасные.
"Wapiti" wolf pack? Wapiti was a Native American word for "Elk". I clicked because I wanted to know what a Wapiti wolf was.
That’s the name of this pack
Meat and fur tank
Buffalos on Parade!
They are BISON not buffalo. Buffalo are not native to the Americas.
@@jt1364 tbh idk anymore. can't tell the difference so :P
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What if a human was walking or was broke down or something in the wolfs would attack Should not have packs of dogs they will attack more!
Wolves do not attack people...they are nothing to be feared but admired. I would much more be afraid of the herd of BISON!
@@dinastarks9295 You should not just make up ideas and facts without any true knowledge. There have been only a couple known attacks on people in over 100 years! All animals are a Predator or have Predators after them. That's how the eco system works...and it works wonderfully until the number one Predator..."Mankind" gets in the way. This is not a fable like "Little Red Riding Hood"...or fictional movies who only care about sensationalism to sell tickets. Wolves being reintroduced into Yellowstone have restored the eco system, brought back vegetation that had been over digested and increased many wildlife population. Read this article and it completely explains how very easily. This platform can be used to educate us all.
When you read this you will be surprised my friend.... www.yellowstonepark.com/things-to-do/wildlife/wolf-reintroduction-changes-ecosystem/
Волки с бизонами мирный договор заключили. Пасут. Гуляют не спеша. Того и гляди обратно побегут в таком же составе.
Wow!