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Yellowstone’s wilderness is both breathtaking and unforgiving! The balance between majestic beauty and ruthless predators is awe-inspiring. Beautifully filmed
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Great shots I never get tired of watching an eagle fly or a baby buffalo start walking minutes after birth thank you lord for blessing us with such diverse life on this amazing planet you designed and thank you for letting us enjoy it
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Yellowstone is a place that I've always dreamed of visiting. Love all the animals and birds. Especially the wolves. They hold a special place in my heart. Thank you 💛 for this beautiful documentary. I look forward to seeing more!
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Very few moments in life are quite as surreal as sitting next to a creek or river , late at night, by yourself in Yellowstones Lamar Valley and hearing the Erie howl of wolves. 2 years in a row now I've covertly camped in Lamar Valley, away from all the tourists. (The west entrance area is terrible for crowds and traffic) The sounds of wolves, elk, owls and the babbling creeks, remain in my mind year round
I was there a month ago. Only one day, but I saw a big bull moose, two wolves, 30 plus elk, and could've spit on 40 plus bison. One of the wolves and the grizzly were nose to nose on a kill. All in one day. My aunt and uncle live in Hamilton Montana, approx 6 hrs away so we made it a 2 day trip overall. We did the mammoth loop through the Hayden Valley. Do yourself a favor if you get there, make sure you spend at least a week in the park. One day, regardless of what I was fortunate to see, is nowhere near enough time. It's amazing.
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This was a hack job video! AI voice! A lot of animals arent even in Yellowstone! I think AI made this entire video! I don't know what kind of wolves they keep showing on here but there is the one Wolfpack on the rocks with the moss it is not Yellowstone and those are not gray wolves. The one seen with the grizza bear sitting on top of a caribou lol there are no caribou in Yellowstone. I spend about 30 days in Yellowstone every year and I want to say 90% of this footage isn't even in Yellowstone! Total hack job
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Absolutely, Yellowstone is an incredible place to witness the raw power and survival instincts of wildlife. Each species plays its unique role in this vast, rugged ecosystem, highlighting the wonder of nature. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful perspective! 🌲🐺🦅
That’s a captivating topic! Yellowstone’s wilderness is full of drama. What are some of the most striking examples of predator behavior and the majestic aspects of the environment showcased in this documentary?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's true that animals often attack humans due to survival instincts or hunger. However, some species might attack to defend their territory or because they feel threatened, not just because they are hungry. This shows that animal behavior is complex and not solely about feeding. I hope you'll continue supporting the channel and sharing more interesting perspectives!
@@cornell833 Thank you for sharing! Indeed, Yellowstone is famous for its diverse ecosystem and amazing wildlife like grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Especially, the bison is iconic here, being the only prehistoric mammal still surviving in North America! If you ever visit, you'll definitely have an unforgettable experience with nature. Hope you'll keep supporting the channel!
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary I would love to go to Yellowstone I love the animals. We have a verity of animals here in Virginia I would love to see a moose
Thank you for your love of the documentary and your love of animals! Yellowstone is truly a wonderful place to see wildlife. The elk are impressive with their large size and unique antlers. We hope you can visit Yellowstone and see your favourite animals in person! 🦌🌲
his video is truly impressive! Witnessing the majestic and ruthless wilderness of WILD YELLOWSTONE through such breathtaking footage made me feel like I was stepping into the wild, where fierce and powerful animals survive in competition amidst the beauty of this land. Thank you, WILD NATURE - Nature Animal Documentary, for bringing these vivid and authentic moments to life. Wishing the channel continued growth, with even more quality and unique content about the wild animal world. I’ll always be here to follow and support the channel on its new journeys!
Obviously you've never been to Yellowstone or you would know that 90% of this was not even shot in Yellowstone and a lot of the wildlife doesn't live in Yellowstone. The wolves they show in this a lot of the time aren't even the gray wolf and when there's a grizzly sitting on top of a dead caribou that's a big red flag there are no caribou in Yellowstone
This is a truly impressive video! The content is not only engaging but also presented in a clear and easy-to-understand manner. The images in the video are carefully selected, vivid and very sharp, making it impossible for viewers to take their eyes off. The narration style is natural and engaging, creating the feeling that you are actually experiencing the story being told. The sound and music blend very delicately, making the video more vivid and engaging. A great product from start to finish!
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As much as I would love to visit a place like this, there is no need for me to do so, wI can see it all in documentaries without leaving my human footprint on these wonderful places.
What a thoughtful perspective! 🌍😊 Documentaries do offer an incredible way to experience the beauty of these places without the environmental impact of travel. By choosing to appreciate these wonders from afar, you're helping to preserve them for future generations. It’s great to see viewers like you who care deeply about minimizing their footprint while still enjoying the wonders of our planet! 🎥💚 Thank you for sharing this positive approach-every small choice makes a difference! 🌿
Thank you for sharing! Uzbekistan must be a beautiful place, and Jizzax and Zamin Pansanat sound really interesting. Hopefully, I'll get a chance to learn more about this region! 😊❤
Thank you for noticing this detail! 🐺 The red coastal wolf is indeed a distinct subspecies with a lifestyle heavily tied to coastal environments. They stand out for their unique fur coloration and hunting habits, often relying on food from the sea, such as fish and other aquatic creatures. I hope you continue supporting the channel to discover more fascinating subspecies in the wild! 🌊🌿
Yellowstone National Park truly is stunning with its diverse wildlife and natural landscapes. Animals like grizzly bears, wolves, and bison roam freely, creating a majestic and fascinating scene. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and I hope you continue supporting the channel!
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Caught one major error: it states internal pack disputes are often deadly and 30% of wolves die from this in Yellowstone. This is wrong in fact internal pack disputes very very rarely end in death. The 30% number is in reference to pack conflicts: ie battling other packs.
Thanks for pointing this out! Indeed, internal disputes within wolf packs rarely result in deaths. 30% of deaths are actually due to conflicts between different wolf packs, not within packs. This information is important to understand wolf behaviour in the wild better. I will pay more attention to providing more accurate information in the future. Thank you for following and contributing! 🐺🌿
Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective! It’s fascinating to draw parallels between the behavior of predators in the wild and human history. Indeed, ruthlessness isn’t always just a natural survival instinct-it can also reflect how humans have treated one another in the past. Definitely something to ponder! 🌍🦁🤔
Haha, what a fun idea! Siberian tigers would be an impressive addition to Yellowstone’s ecosystem. But I think the native animals there already make for a diverse and unique ecosystem. Anyway, thanks for sharing your funny thoughts!❤❤
Kaziranga National Park is a great destination for wildlife, with its famous one-horned rhinoceros, tigers, elephants, and many rare birds. If I get the chance, I would love to make a video exploring this area, to introduce everyone to the natural beauty and unique animals here. Your comments help the channel develop more diverse content, I appreciate that. Please continue to support the channel and follow the upcoming videos! 🌏🦏📹
That's so true! Our planet is amazing with many wonders, but it also has its fair share of unsolved mysteries. 🌍👀 It's these mysteries that keep us exploring and learning more every day. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Yellowstone National Park is truly an amazing destination! With breathtaking landscapes like hot springs, waterfalls, and a diverse array of wildlife, it will definitely be an unforgettable experience. If you get the chance, a trip to Yellowstone won’t disappoint! Thanks for sharing, and don't forget to follow the channel for more exciting places to discover! 😊
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That's right, in thick snow, bison have a hard time running fast, and the weaker or older ones often get separated from the herd. This is why wolves are such smart predators-they know how to use nature to their advantage when hunting. Thanks for sharing! 🐺❄️ Keep supporting the channel for more exciting hunting scenes! 😊
You're correct-there are no red wolves in Yellowstone National Park. The wolves in Yellowstone are actually gray wolves, which were reintroduced to the park in the 1990s. Red wolves are a different species, native to the southeastern United States, and their populations are critically endangered. If red wolves were shown in the video, it might have been an error or an attempt to illustrate a point about wolves in general. Thank you for catching that and bringing it to our attention! We'll make sure to clarify this in future content to avoid any confusion. 👍
Looks like you noticed that eagle! 🦅 If you're talking about its sounds or movements, it could be calling to its mates or defending its territory. And if you think it seemed like it had a cold, that's a funny joke! 😂 Eagles are usually very healthy and can withstand harsh weather, so it's probably just doing what eagles do!
Thank you for catching that detail! Sometimes small errors like this can happen in narration, especially if an AI voice is used. We’ll review it to improve quality in future videos. Thanks for your feedback, and we hope you still enjoyed the content! 😊🎙️
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Grizzly bears in Yellowstone primarily eat cutthroat trout, not salmon. The native Yellowstone cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii bouvieri) is a critical food source for grizzlies, especially during the spring when the fish spawn in shallow waters. These fish are found mainly in Yellowstone Lake and its tributaries. Thanks for the question! If you’re enjoying the content, don’t forget to subscribe for more wildlife info.
@@ReshaudMcKenzie Thanks for your question! Actually, grizzlies in Yellowstone don’t eat sockeye salmon since they don’t live in that area. Instead, they primarily feed on Yellowstone cutthroat trout, especially in Yellowstone Lake and surrounding rivers. These fish are a key food source for the bears during spawning season.
Absolutely, the unpredictability of wild animals means we must always be cautious when observing or interacting with them. Many species react unexpectedly, especially when they feel threatened or are protecting their territory. Respecting a safe distance is essential to avoid dangerous situations. Thank you for sharing this insight!
return the mammals that once dominated North America from South Africa, not to Yellowstone, but to surrounding states that have the identical terrain. Increase cougar population's introduction of Llama, wild boar who habitat on the same terrain This would also decrease the number of wild horses they are forced to prey upon due to a decrease in their prey species in adjacent states in North America
Thank you for sharing such a unique idea! 😊 Reintroducing animals into areas they once inhabited is a significant conservation strategy, but it must be done with great caution.
Wolverines are indeed rare and elusive creatures in Yellowstone! Despite their small size, they are incredibly tough and resilient. Since their numbers are low and they often inhabit hard-to-reach areas, they rarely come into view. Spotting a wolverine in the wild is an extremely rare and exciting experience! 🦡🏞️
سبحان الله ( Glory be to ALLAH ) HE said in the Qur'an: وَمَا مِن دَآبَّةٍۢ فِى ٱلْأَرْضِ وَلَا طَـٰٓئِرٍۢ يَطِيرُ بِجَنَاحَيْهِ إِلَّآ أُمَمٌ أَمْثَالُكُم ۚ مَّا فَرَّطْنَا فِى ٱلْكِتَـٰبِ مِن شَىْءٍۢ ۚ ثُمَّ إِلَىٰ رَبِّهِمْ يُحْشَرُونَ All living beings roaming the earth and winged birds soaring in the sky are communities like yourselves. We have left nothing out of the Record. Then to their Lord they will be gathered all together. (Surah An'aam verse 38)
@wildnatureus2024 I invite you to read the Qur'an Without doubt IT IS THE WORD OF THE ONLY CREATOR you will see throughout the Qur'an there are verses explaining of various scientific facts that have been recently discovered. To see that it was revealed more than 1400 years ago, to Prophet Muhammad (Salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam), who was from an illiterate tribe in the desert, It is clear that it is from none other than THE ONLY CREATOR ALLAH TAALA Some references of verses are: (Surah Anbiyaa'/chapter 21 verses 30-33) (Surah Muminoon/chapter 23 verses 12-22) (Surah Room/chapter 30 verses 19-27) And many more. I highly recommend to read it once ALLAH TAALA guide us all to the right path Aameen
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@@wildnatureus2024 Well, there's one more problem: the wolves' noises are too much. It would be best if you only used them from time to time. BGM is a little too loud too. I don't know if my idea is referable, but you guys can think about that and find a way to improve.
Haha, that’s an interesting line! 🐕🐺 The wolf will surely need a lot of luck to face the challenges of nature. Thanks for sharing this bit of humor, and may you always stay cheerful! 😊✨
There is Cruelty involved in killing, but to the predators, although, they aren't trying to be cruel they are, its just a fact of life. We as humans are the only predators who dispatch animals humanely. But when species turn on each other, usually sexually motivated; that's when the cuelty is definitely intentional!
Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective on the interaction between animals and humans in nature! 🌿 It’s true that “cruelty” in the natural world isn’t intentional but part of the survival cycle. Predators act on instinct to ensure their survival. What makes humans unique, however, is our ability to reflect on ethics and strive to minimize suffering for the animals we utilize. When it comes to cruelty within a species, particularly when sexually motivated, it often reflects more complex social and biological factors. Thank you for bringing up such an interesting topic for reflection! I’d love to hear more of your thoughts! 😊🌟
Thank you for your comment! The sound many associate with the bald eagle is often actually from the red-tailed hawk. In movies or shows, the hawk's call is often used instead because the real bald eagle's sound is softer and less "majestic" than expected. Hope you'll keep supporting the channel!
Thank you for pointing this out! 🦌 There might have been an editing oversight. White-tail deer, caribou, and mule deer have distinct differences in appearance and habitat. We’ll review this and make corrections if necessary to ensure more accurate information in the future. We hope you’ll continue watching and supporting the channel! 🌿
Wait, what? Most of the pumas shown are from South America - the Andes/Patagonia; grizzly bears are not a different species; you showed caribu runing as mule deer; bighorn and a close species as being the same; red wolves; and then iguanas and European golfinches... ??
Thanks for pointing this out! It seems like there was some confusion in the identification and representation of the animals in the video. This is important because accuracy helps the audience better understand the diversity and characteristics of each species. We will review these points and try to improve to bring more accurate content in the future. Thank you very much for your feedback! 🌍🔍
Thank you for pointing that out! 🦅 You’re absolutely right-the sharp call often heard in movies is actually a red-tailed hawk, as the bald eagle’s real call is much softer and not as dramatic as people might think. Hope you’ll keep supporting the channel and enjoy more interesting content! 🌲
More like ruthless people!! Who have to pet the fluffy Bison 🦬 or grizzly bear 🐻 even ekl!! Please keep doing what you want!! Have to thin out the heard somehow!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for pointing that out! Using the sound of a red-tailed hawk instead of an actual eagle's call can indeed be confusing. In many cases, red-tailed hawk sounds are used in films and documentaries because their calls sound more dramatic. However, I agree that this can impact the educational value of the video. Thank you so much for your feedback, I'll be more mindful of this in future videos. 🦅🔊
Thank you for pointing that out! 🦌 Mule deer are iconic to North America, easily recognized by their large mule-like ears and short black-tipped tail. I’ll make sure to be more precise in future content. Keep the feedback coming and thanks for supporting the channel! 🌟
Great video, except for the use of alternative video that doesn't represent Yellowstone. Also, the constant re-use of video clips doesn't add any value. Finally, climate change is natural, and wildlife will always adapt. Bringing up climate change is not helpful. Things like forest fires in Yellowstone are generally caused by a) the refusal of the parks service to allow people to use the deadfall (fire fuel) and b) the constant fighting of forest fires, a natural occurrence that many species of evergreen trees require to regenerate (won't seed until a fire).
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 I appreciate your perspective on the use of alternative footage and repeated clips in the video-it’s important for us to know how viewers feel about these editing choices. Your feedback will help improve future content by ensuring that all visuals accurately represent the subject matter and remain fresh and engaging. 🎥✨ Regarding climate change and forest fires, I understand your point of view. While wildlife is incredibly resilient and adaptive, the discussion around climate change aims to highlight how rapid changes can impact ecosystems in unprecedented ways. As for forest fires, you're right-fire is a natural process, and in many cases, it plays a vital role in the regeneration of certain tree species. Mismanagement and policies can sometimes exacerbate these situations. It’s a complex issue, and I appreciate your input in broadening the conversation. 🔥🌲 Thank you again for your thoughtful comment! We're always open to diverse viewpoints and look forward to bringing you more content that you’ll enjoy.
@@wildnatureus2024 Thank you for your thoughtful response. I know that these videos are hard work, and you have done a fabulous job. Keep up the good work.
@@brucewilliamsstudio4932 Thank you so much for your kind words! I'll keep working hard to bring more quality content. I'm really glad you enjoy the videos. Don't forget to stay tuned for more! 🥰🥰
I wonder if it was made by AI, much of the Bighorn footage was Zion. They also showed mouflon sheep which aren't native to America. Great footage though.
@@TheGiantAdventurer I don't think it was AI, but you are correct, some of the footage wasn't from Yellowstone either. However, it was pretty good otherwise.
Thank you for pointing that out! You're absolutely right; there were some image errors in the video, and we apologize if it caused any inconvenience. We'll be more thorough to avoid similar mistakes in future videos. Hope you’ll forgive us and keep supporting the channel! 🌲📷
It’s true that nature can be harsh, and sometimes such actions among wild animals can be quite surprising. 🐺 Wolves typically live in tight-knit packs with a strong social structure, but when survival is the top priority, “unfamily-like” behaviors can happen, especially during conflicts over food or dominance. Thank you for sharing your interesting thoughts-stay tuned for more insights into animal behavior! 🌿🐾
شكرًا جزيلاً على دعمك للقناة! 🌍✨ مرحبًا بك من الجزائر، من الرائع أن يكون لدينا صديق جديد ينضم إلينا لاستكشاف هذا العالم الطبيعي المذهل. آمل أن تستمتع بالفيديوهات القادمة! 🐆🌿
Wow, did you seriously overlay a redtail hawk's scream to footage of bald eagles? That's really disappointing in a so called educational documentary. Bald Eagles don't scream, the squeaky sound is their only call. Shameful.
Thank you for pointing that out! 🦅 You’re absolutely right-bald eagles have a much softer, more high-pitched call compared to the scream of a red-tailed hawk. Overlaying the hawk’s scream over footage of bald eagles is indeed misleading, especially in an educational context. Your attention to detail is appreciated, and we’ll make sure to correct these kinds of mistakes in the future to maintain the accuracy and integrity of our content. 🙏 Thanks again for your feedback, and please keep sharing your insights with us!
Not necessarily true bald eagles in maine will scream and it sounds almost exactly like redtail hawk we have both usually scream like that when being discovered and chased by crows they get quite mad but cant manuver as fast so are forced to move
Thank you for your feedback! I’ll definitely pay more attention to the background music in future videos to better match the content. Hope you’ll give it another chance and feel more comfortable next time! 🎵😊
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Your opinion is interesting! However, humans have survived and thrived for thousands of years. Although we have undergone many challenges and great changes, humans have always adapted and progressed. I hope you continue to follow and share more of your thoughts with the channel! 🌍😊
I live near Yellowstone. The grizzly bear population has exceeded the target number to be removed from the endangered list. There are bears being seen in places they haven't been seen in decades, which means there are so many that territory is at a premium in the entire greater Yellowstone ecosystem. From what I know about the park, access points and it's seasons, and hunters and game wardens, I highly doubt anyone is shooting cougars in the park. First of all, like the video said, the things are ghosts, you could hang out in Yellowstone for 10 years and never see one. You'd need dogs, and that would be difficult to pull off without being noticed or leaving too much evidence. I don't doubt there's a small number of poachers, but if you shoot a gun in the park, and someone hears it, you're going to get some attention.
Thank you for sharing your perspective and detailed information about the animal situation in Yellowstone! Grizzly bears are becoming more numerous, leading to increased competition for territory among the animals. You are right about the Cougars! They are tough to spot because of their mysterious nature and how they move like "ghosts". Poaching in the park is also strictly controlled, and as you said, any gunshots will be noticed immediately. Protection and supervision must come from rangers and people like you who live near the park and know the environment. Hopefully, this attention and close supervision will help maintain the balance of this ecosystem! 🌲🐻🦁
Yellowstone is magnificent but the human impact is devastating. Rangers are constantly battling the foolishness of the ignorant "tourons" who push the limits of safety regarding the wild animals. I think that people should be banned from Yellowstone for a couple of years to give the wild creatures a chance at survival.
Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! 🌿 Yellowstone is truly a natural wonder, but it’s unfortunate how the reckless behavior of some visitors negatively impacts the wildlife. Protecting the natural environment and maintaining ecological balance in protected areas is crucial. Temporarily banning visitors could be a strong step to allow animals to thrive in their habitat. Hopefully, education and community awareness will continue to improve to safeguard these wonders for future generations. 🐾✨
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Thank you for the feedback! A good narrator can truly make a difference in how a story is experienced. If there’s a specific style or tone you’d like to hear, feel free to share-we’re always looking to improve! 🎙️
I don't see ANY of this being actually filmed in Yellowstone!!! Why did you call it this??? MISINFORMATION big time!!!! I live in Wyoming just outside of Yellowstone and know this country well!
Thank you for your suggestion! There was indeed a mix-up in the video’s setting, and we kindly ask for your understanding. We'll be more careful to avoid confusion in future videos. We hope you'll continue to support and stay with the channel! 🌟🙏
Thank you for sharing your opinion! 🌟 Climate change is a controversial topic, but it's something many scientists and experts strive to raise awareness about. If there were parts you found less fitting, I hope you’ll still continue supporting the other content on the channel! 🌿💚
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I could watch a wild animal documentary every day it’s that good
Thank you so much! I’m thrilled that these documentaries bring you so much enjoyment 😊. Wildlife always has endless wonders to discover, and I’ll keep bringing more exciting videos. Stay tuned so you don’t miss any episodes! 📺🐾
Yellowstone’s wilderness is both breathtaking and unforgiving! The balance between majestic beauty and ruthless predators is awe-inspiring. Beautifully filmed
Thank you so much for sharing such a thoughtful comment! 🌿 Yellowstone truly is a magical place
I’m completely in awe of this wild animal documentary and its visuals 😲
We’re so glad you enjoyed this documentary! The stunning wildlife visuals truly bring a sense of immersion into the animal world. We hope you’ll continue following the channel to explore more breathtaking footage! 🌿📽️
J'adore ce genre de documentaire, il en faudrait plus pour inciter les gens à les préserver. Merci beaucoup. À suivre.🌲
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Great shots I never get tired of watching an eagle fly or a baby buffalo start walking minutes after birth thank you lord for blessing us with such diverse life on this amazing planet you designed and thank you for letting us enjoy it
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The survival instincts of wildlife in harsh environments show the incredible resilience of nature.
Amazingly imaginative and completely mesmerizing! 🚂👾 What a hauntingly brilliant tale of transformation .
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This wild animal documentary is a fascinating glimpse into the raw beauty of nature. Highly recommended!
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I enjoyed from watching
Thanks for your creating this wonder animals ❤❤❤
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The natural world is amazing💕
Très très beau reportage.
Merci beaucoup
Merci beaucoup pour votre appréciation ! Je suis très heureux que le reportage vous ait plu et qu'il vous ait offert une belle expérience. J'espère pouvoir continuer à compter sur votre soutien pour les prochaines vidéos ! 🌿😊
Terrifyingly creative and utterly captivating! 🚂👾 Such a spine-chilling transformation story! 🔥👏
Couldn’t agree more! The combination of creativity and suspense makes it absolutely gripping. Glad you enjoyed it-what was your favorite moment? 🚂👾🔥👏
When talking about mule deer, a shot of reindeer was shown. Wish these videos would keep to accuracy. Otherwise, it's a very good video!
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Yellowstone is a place that I've always dreamed of visiting. Love all the animals and birds. Especially the wolves. They hold a special place in my heart. Thank you 💛 for this beautiful documentary. I look forward to seeing more!
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Very few moments in life are quite as surreal as sitting next to a creek or river , late at night, by yourself in Yellowstones Lamar Valley and hearing the Erie howl of wolves. 2 years in a row now I've covertly camped in Lamar Valley, away from all the tourists. (The west entrance area is terrible for crowds and traffic) The sounds of wolves, elk, owls and the babbling creeks, remain in my mind year round
I was there a month ago. Only one day, but I saw a big bull moose, two wolves, 30 plus elk, and could've spit on 40 plus bison. One of the wolves and the grizzly were nose to nose on a kill. All in one day. My aunt and uncle live in Hamilton Montana, approx 6 hrs away so we made it a 2 day trip overall. We did the mammoth loop through the Hayden Valley. Do yourself a favor if you get there, make sure you spend at least a week in the park. One day, regardless of what I was fortunate to see, is nowhere near enough time. It's amazing.
I like this video, the animals are captured very clearly
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Wild animal documentary fans this one’s a must-watch 💯
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Great video! Thank you for bringing us such fascinating knowledge about animals and wild nature! 🌿🦁
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I love watching nature shows it's so fascinating
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beautiful shots👍
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Subscribed to your channel . Hope you become as big as nat Geo 🎉❤
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You can tell the footage in this show is crafted with care. It's incredible to watch every time.
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AI had a strong hand in it, including the voice?
This was a hack job video! AI voice! A lot of animals arent even in Yellowstone! I think AI made this entire video! I don't know what kind of wolves they keep showing on here but there is the one Wolfpack on the rocks with the moss it is not Yellowstone and those are not gray wolves. The one seen with the grizza bear sitting on top of a caribou lol there are no caribou in Yellowstone. I spend about 30 days in Yellowstone every year and I want to say 90% of this footage isn't even in Yellowstone! Total hack job
@@rage801 Thank you for taking the time to leave such detailed feedback! We’re sorry if any image errors affected your experience. This video aimed to showcase the natural ecosystem of Yellowstone, but it may have inadvertently included some inaccurate scenes. We’ll review and take this as a lesson to make future videos more precise and enjoyable. Hope you’ll continue to support us and share your insights to help improve the channel! 🌲🐺✨
Very interesting first time watching thankyou for this i have followed your channel look forward to future documentaries
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Yellowstone truly is an enchanting natural wonder where predators showcase their strength and raw survival instincts. Nature never ceases to amaze us!
Absolutely, Yellowstone is an incredible place to witness the raw power and survival instincts of wildlife. Each species plays its unique role in this vast, rugged ecosystem, highlighting the wonder of nature. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful perspective! 🌲🐺🦅
That’s a captivating topic! Yellowstone’s wilderness is full of drama. What are some of the most striking examples of predator behavior and the majestic aspects of the environment showcased in this documentary?
thank you very good video
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To help your titling, animals don't eat us because they are ruthless but because they are hungry. There is no cruely involved.
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Yellow stone 🪨 has the best animals
Sometimes they attack people who want to take selfies with them but get too close and make the animals feel threatened.
They can… actually… do both. At the same time.
@@cornell833 Thank you for sharing! Indeed, Yellowstone is famous for its diverse ecosystem and amazing wildlife like grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Especially, the bison is iconic here, being the only prehistoric mammal still surviving in North America! If you ever visit, you'll definitely have an unforgettable experience with nature.
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Gosh, this is good. I've watched a few documentary style pieces on this part of the world... this is easily the best I've seen.
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Cool
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Nice and v nice movie thank
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary I would love to go to Yellowstone I love the animals. We have a verity of animals here in Virginia I would love to see a moose
Thank you for your love of the documentary and your love of animals! Yellowstone is truly a wonderful place to see wildlife. The elk are impressive with their large size and unique antlers. We hope you can visit Yellowstone and see your favourite animals in person! 🦌🌲
his video is truly impressive! Witnessing the majestic and ruthless wilderness of WILD YELLOWSTONE through such breathtaking footage made me feel like I was stepping into the wild, where fierce and powerful animals survive in competition amidst the beauty of this land.
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Obviously you've never been to Yellowstone or you would know that 90% of this was not even shot in Yellowstone and a lot of the wildlife doesn't live in Yellowstone. The wolves they show in this a lot of the time aren't even the gray wolf and when there's a grizzly sitting on top of a dead caribou that's a big red flag there are no caribou in Yellowstone
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Nature is amazing..!
God's creation is amazing
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ايها المار صلى على الحبيب المختار❤
This is a truly impressive video! The content is not only engaging but also presented in a clear and easy-to-understand manner. The images in the video are carefully selected, vivid and very sharp, making it impossible for viewers to take their eyes off. The narration style is natural and engaging, creating the feeling that you are actually experiencing the story being told. The sound and music blend very delicately, making the video more vivid and engaging. A great product from start to finish!
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As much as I would love to visit a place like this, there is no need for me to do so, wI can see it all in documentaries without leaving my human footprint on these wonderful places.
What a thoughtful perspective! 🌍😊 Documentaries do offer an incredible way to experience the beauty of these places without the environmental impact of travel. By choosing to appreciate these wonders from afar, you're helping to preserve them for future generations. It’s great to see viewers like you who care deeply about minimizing their footprint while still enjoying the wonders of our planet! 🎥💚
Thank you for sharing this positive approach-every small choice makes a difference! 🌿
I agree. I do most of my "adventuring" via videos like this one.
genial documetal, me encanta gran trabajo
Wellcome to Uzbekistan Jizzax region zamin pansanat❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing! Uzbekistan must be a beautiful place, and Jizzax and Zamin Pansanat sound really interesting. Hopefully, I'll get a chance to learn more about this region! 😊❤
There were beautiful shots of the red coastal wolf a distinct subspecies of wolves
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That place is stunning. 🇺🇸
Yellowstone National Park truly is stunning with its diverse wildlife and natural landscapes. Animals like grizzly bears, wolves, and bison roam freely, creating a majestic and fascinating scene. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and I hope you continue supporting the channel!
A mimedijem
A mí me dijeron q era un perro d la pradera tienes manchas en la lengua y en su pelaje es malo es muy cariñoso se llama duque soy d chile
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WILD YELLOWSTONE | Ruthless Predators and Majestic Wilderness | Nature animal documentary
jazak Allah
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this a classic
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Caught one major error: it states internal pack disputes are often deadly and 30% of wolves die from this in Yellowstone. This is wrong in fact internal pack disputes very very rarely end in death. The 30% number is in reference to pack conflicts: ie battling other packs.
Thanks for pointing this out! Indeed, internal disputes within wolf packs rarely result in deaths. 30% of deaths are actually due to conflicts between different wolf packs, not within packs. This information is important to understand wolf behaviour in the wild better. I will pay more attention to providing more accurate information in the future. Thank you for following and contributing! 🐺🌿
Exciting
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Ruthless predators, is that self reflection, Wild Nature, i bet thats what the Native Americans thought when they veiwed your ancestors.
Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective! It’s fascinating to draw parallels between the behavior of predators in the wild and human history. Indeed, ruthlessness isn’t always just a natural survival instinct-it can also reflect how humans have treated one another in the past. Definitely something to ponder! 🌍🦁🤔
Yellowstone needs Siberian Tigers , do you hear its sound? it wispers to you : " I need Siberian Tigers."😁😁😁
Haha, what a fun idea! Siberian tigers would be an impressive addition to Yellowstone’s ecosystem. But I think the native animals there already make for a diverse and unique ecosystem. Anyway, thanks for sharing your funny thoughts!❤❤
Visit assam and explore the wildlife of kaziranga national park
Kaziranga National Park is a great destination for wildlife, with its famous one-horned rhinoceros, tigers, elephants, and many rare birds. If I get the chance, I would love to make a video exploring this area, to introduce everyone to the natural beauty and unique animals here. Your comments help the channel develop more diverse content, I appreciate that. Please continue to support the channel and follow the upcoming videos! 🌏🦏📹
O planeta é maravilhoso mais tbm tem seus mistérios!👀
That's so true! Our planet is amazing with many wonders, but it also has its fair share of unsolved mysteries. 🌍👀 It's these mysteries that keep us exploring and learning more every day. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Like to visit there just once 😮w.h.s.
Yellowstone National Park is truly an amazing destination! With breathtaking landscapes like hot springs, waterfalls, and a diverse array of wildlife, it will definitely be an unforgettable experience. If you get the chance, a trip to Yellowstone won’t disappoint! Thanks for sharing, and don't forget to follow the channel for more exciting places to discover! 😊
keep playing it making me wanna buy it lmao
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Manada de bison não aguenta correr dos lobos por causa da neve mais 1 vai ficar prá trás 🤪
That's right, in thick snow, bison have a hard time running fast, and the weaker or older ones often get separated from the herd. This is why wolves are such smart predators-they know how to use nature to their advantage when hunting. Thanks for sharing! 🐺❄️ Keep supporting the channel for more exciting hunting scenes! 😊
There are no Red Wolves in Yellowstone so I'm wondering why they are shown in this video.
You're correct-there are no red wolves in Yellowstone National Park. The wolves in Yellowstone are actually gray wolves, which were reintroduced to the park in the 1990s. Red wolves are a different species, native to the southeastern United States, and their populations are critically endangered.
If red wolves were shown in the video, it might have been an error or an attempt to illustrate a point about wolves in general. Thank you for catching that and bringing it to our attention! We'll make sure to clarify this in future content to avoid any confusion. 👍
Predator Majestic
Predator majestic! 🦅 Thanks for enjoying the content! Hope to bring you more breathtaking moments like this! ✨
Kad mi kaže haj žuta❤
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What's up with that eagle 🦅 did it have a cold?🤔
Looks like you noticed that eagle! 🦅 If you're talking about its sounds or movements, it could be calling to its mates or defending its territory. And if you think it seemed like it had a cold, that's a funny joke! 😂 Eagles are usually very healthy and can withstand harsh weather, so it's probably just doing what eagles do!
did this dude really say "fivey-five hundred" at 7:33 ? is this an AI narrator or something?
Thank you for catching that detail! Sometimes small errors like this can happen in narration, especially if an AI voice is used. We’ll review it to improve quality in future videos. Thanks for your feedback, and we hope you still enjoyed the content! 😊🎙️
That was full of education.
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You got it. Thank you much!
@@Mark-m9x Thank you so much! Hope you continue to support the channel and check out the upcoming videos! 🙌
What salmon in Yellowstone do those grizz eat??
Grizzly bears in Yellowstone primarily eat cutthroat trout, not salmon. The native Yellowstone cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii bouvieri) is a critical food source for grizzlies, especially during the spring when the fish spawn in shallow waters. These fish are found mainly in Yellowstone Lake and its tributaries.
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Sockeye salmon
@@ReshaudMcKenzie Thanks for your question! Actually, grizzlies in Yellowstone don’t eat sockeye salmon since they don’t live in that area. Instead, they primarily feed on Yellowstone cutthroat trout, especially in Yellowstone Lake and surrounding rivers. These fish are a key food source for the bears during spawning season.
animals are unpredictable u never know when they attack
Absolutely, the unpredictability of wild animals means we must always be cautious when observing or interacting with them. Many species react unexpectedly, especially when they feel threatened or are protecting their territory. Respecting a safe distance is essential to avoid dangerous situations. Thank you for sharing this insight!
return the mammals that once dominated North America from South Africa, not to Yellowstone, but to surrounding states that have the identical terrain.
Increase cougar population's introduction of Llama, wild boar who habitat on the same terrain
This would also decrease the number of wild horses they are forced to prey upon due to a decrease in their prey species in adjacent states in North America
Thank you for sharing such a unique idea! 😊 Reintroducing animals into areas they once inhabited is a significant conservation strategy, but it must be done with great caution.
What about the secret wolverine in Yellowstone?
Wolverines are indeed rare and elusive creatures in Yellowstone! Despite their small size, they are incredibly tough and resilient. Since their numbers are low and they often inhabit hard-to-reach areas, they rarely come into view. Spotting a wolverine in the wild is an extremely rare and exciting experience! 🦡🏞️
سبحان الله ( Glory be to ALLAH )
HE said in the Qur'an:
وَمَا مِن دَآبَّةٍۢ فِى ٱلْأَرْضِ وَلَا طَـٰٓئِرٍۢ يَطِيرُ بِجَنَاحَيْهِ إِلَّآ أُمَمٌ أَمْثَالُكُم ۚ مَّا فَرَّطْنَا فِى ٱلْكِتَـٰبِ مِن شَىْءٍۢ ۚ ثُمَّ إِلَىٰ رَبِّهِمْ يُحْشَرُونَ
All living beings roaming the earth and winged birds soaring in the sky are communities like yourselves. We have left nothing out of the Record. Then to their Lord they will be gathered all together.
(Surah An'aam verse 38)
Thank you for sharing this meaningful verse from the Qur'an! 🌿
@wildnatureus2024
I invite you to read the Qur'an
Without doubt
IT IS THE WORD OF THE ONLY CREATOR
you will see throughout the Qur'an there are verses explaining of various scientific facts that have been recently discovered.
To see that it was revealed more than 1400 years ago, to Prophet Muhammad (Salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam), who was from an illiterate tribe in the desert, It is clear that it is from none other than THE ONLY CREATOR ALLAH TAALA
Some references of verses are:
(Surah Anbiyaa'/chapter 21 verses 30-33)
(Surah Muminoon/chapter 23 verses 12-22)
(Surah Room/chapter 30 verses 19-27)
And many more.
I highly recommend to read it once
ALLAH TAALA guide us all to the right path
Aameen
At 9:35 is Patagonia shot of Cerro Torre 😏
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Some words and phases are used too often, which makes navigating be boring sometimes. Good video overall though
Thank you for your honest feedback! 😊 I appreciate you pointing out the repetition in the narration-it’s a great reminder for us to keep the language varied and engaging. We’re glad to hear that you enjoyed the video overall, and we’ll definitely work on making future content more dynamic and exciting for you! 🎥✨
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@@wildnatureus2024 Well, there's one more problem: the wolves' noises are too much. It would be best if you only used them from time to time. BGM is a little too loud too. I don't know if my idea is referable, but you guys can think about that and find a way to improve.
What does the "Dog say to the wolf?" Good luck!
Haha, that’s an interesting line! 🐕🐺 The wolf will surely need a lot of luck to face the challenges of nature. Thanks for sharing this bit of humor, and may you always stay cheerful! 😊✨
There is Cruelty involved in killing, but to the predators, although, they aren't trying to be cruel they are, its just a fact of life. We as humans are the only predators who dispatch animals humanely. But when species turn on each other, usually sexually motivated; that's when the cuelty is definitely intentional!
Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective on the interaction between animals and humans in nature! 🌿 It’s true that “cruelty” in the natural world isn’t intentional but part of the survival cycle. Predators act on instinct to ensure their survival.
What makes humans unique, however, is our ability to reflect on ethics and strive to minimize suffering for the animals we utilize. When it comes to cruelty within a species, particularly when sexually motivated, it often reflects more complex social and biological factors.
Thank you for bringing up such an interesting topic for reflection! I’d love to hear more of your thoughts! 😊🌟
Saying a predator is cruel is anthropomorphising.
34:26 that’s not a bald eagle sound
Thank you for your comment! The sound many associate with the bald eagle is often actually from the red-tailed hawk. In movies or shows, the hawk's call is often used instead because the real bald eagle's sound is softer and less "majestic" than expected.
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You are showing white tail deer, and even caribou as mule deer.
Thank you for pointing this out! 🦌 There might have been an editing oversight. White-tail deer, caribou, and mule deer have distinct differences in appearance and habitat. We’ll review this and make corrections if necessary to ensure more accurate information in the future. We hope you’ll continue watching and supporting the channel! 🌿
Wait, what? Most of the pumas shown are from South America - the Andes/Patagonia; grizzly bears are not a different species; you showed caribu runing as mule deer; bighorn and a close species as being the same; red wolves; and then iguanas and European golfinches... ??
Thanks for pointing this out! It seems like there was some confusion in the identification and representation of the animals in the video. This is important because accuracy helps the audience better understand the diversity and characteristics of each species. We will review these points and try to improve to bring more accurate content in the future. Thank you very much for your feedback! 🌍🔍
@@wildnatureus2024 Thank you. Cheers!
The bald eagle doesn't screech like that that's a red tailed hawk
Thank you for pointing that out! 🦅 You’re absolutely right-the sharp call often heard in movies is actually a red-tailed hawk, as the bald eagle’s real call is much softer and not as dramatic as people might think. Hope you’ll keep supporting the channel and enjoy more interesting content! 🌲
More like ruthless people!!
Who have to pet the fluffy Bison 🦬 or grizzly bear 🐻 even ekl!!
Please keep doing what you want!!
Have to thin out the heard somehow!!
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Why would you put a red tail hawk sound over the eagle? I don’t understand. Youre defeating the purpose of being educational with eagles
Thank you for pointing that out! Using the sound of a red-tailed hawk instead of an actual eagle's call can indeed be confusing. In many cases, red-tailed hawk sounds are used in films and documentaries because their calls sound more dramatic. However, I agree that this can impact the educational value of the video. Thank you so much for your feedback, I'll be more mindful of this in future videos. 🦅🔊
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AI needs to learn what a mule deer is. Segment included red deer, elk, whitetail and even a caribou herd at one point
Thank you for pointing that out! 🦌 Mule deer are iconic to North America, easily recognized by their large mule-like ears and short black-tipped tail. I’ll make sure to be more precise in future content. Keep the feedback coming and thanks for supporting the channel! 🌟
Great video, except for the use of alternative video that doesn't represent Yellowstone. Also, the constant re-use of video clips doesn't add any value. Finally, climate change is natural, and wildlife will always adapt. Bringing up climate change is not helpful. Things like forest fires in Yellowstone are generally caused by a) the refusal of the parks service to allow people to use the deadfall (fire fuel) and b) the constant fighting of forest fires, a natural occurrence that many species of evergreen trees require to regenerate (won't seed until a fire).
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 I appreciate your perspective on the use of alternative footage and repeated clips in the video-it’s important for us to know how viewers feel about these editing choices. Your feedback will help improve future content by ensuring that all visuals accurately represent the subject matter and remain fresh and engaging. 🎥✨
Regarding climate change and forest fires, I understand your point of view. While wildlife is incredibly resilient and adaptive, the discussion around climate change aims to highlight how rapid changes can impact ecosystems in unprecedented ways. As for forest fires, you're right-fire is a natural process, and in many cases, it plays a vital role in the regeneration of certain tree species. Mismanagement and policies can sometimes exacerbate these situations. It’s a complex issue, and I appreciate your input in broadening the conversation. 🔥🌲
Thank you again for your thoughtful comment! We're always open to diverse viewpoints and look forward to bringing you more content that you’ll enjoy.
@@wildnatureus2024 Thank you for your thoughtful response. I know that these videos are hard work, and you have done a fabulous job. Keep up the good work.
@@brucewilliamsstudio4932 Thank you so much for your kind words! I'll keep working hard to bring more quality content. I'm really glad you enjoy the videos. Don't forget to stay tuned for more! 🥰🥰
I wonder if it was made by AI, much of the Bighorn footage was Zion. They also showed mouflon sheep which aren't native to America. Great footage though.
@@TheGiantAdventurer I don't think it was AI, but you are correct, some of the footage wasn't from Yellowstone either. However, it was pretty good otherwise.
Well I'm 5 minutes into this video and 80% of the footage isn't even in Yellowstone! That and the AI voice is lame! This should've been a book on tape
Thank you for pointing that out! You're absolutely right; there were some image errors in the video, and we apologize if it caused any inconvenience. We'll be more thorough to avoid similar mistakes in future videos. Hope you’ll forgive us and keep supporting the channel! 🌲📷
Hard enough trying to outrun a pack of wolves but to have your own push you under is horrible. Not really family oriented, are they.
It’s true that nature can be harsh, and sometimes such actions among wild animals can be quite surprising. 🐺 Wolves typically live in tight-knit packs with a strong social structure, but when survival is the top priority, “unfamily-like” behaviors can happen, especially during conflicts over food or dominance. Thank you for sharing your interesting thoughts-stay tuned for more insights into animal behavior! 🌿🐾
من الجزائر لقد ربحت مشترك جديد
شكرًا جزيلاً على دعمك للقناة! 🌍✨ مرحبًا بك من الجزائر، من الرائع أن يكون لدينا صديق جديد ينضم إلينا لاستكشاف هذا العالم الطبيعي المذهل. آمل أن تستمتع بالفيديوهات القادمة! 🐆🌿
Wow, did you seriously overlay a redtail hawk's scream to footage of bald eagles? That's really disappointing in a so called educational documentary. Bald Eagles don't scream, the squeaky sound is their only call. Shameful.
Thank you for pointing that out! 🦅 You’re absolutely right-bald eagles have a much softer, more high-pitched call compared to the scream of a red-tailed hawk. Overlaying the hawk’s scream over footage of bald eagles is indeed misleading, especially in an educational context. Your attention to detail is appreciated, and we’ll make sure to correct these kinds of mistakes in the future to maintain the accuracy and integrity of our content. 🙏
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Not necessarily true bald eagles in maine will scream and it sounds almost exactly like redtail hawk we have both usually scream like that when being discovered and chased by crows they get quite mad but cant manuver as fast so are forced to move
@@americandreamlesswhat? Eagles sound almost nothing like red tails, why spread misinformation like that?
Background music is like we are watching a kids cartoon movie. It's disturbing that's why i left
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@@wildnatureus2024don’t listen to this foo the music is perfect
Leave your f-ing years out of it, you do NOT know!
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Human was destroyed since thousands year ago
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I live near Yellowstone. The grizzly bear population has exceeded the target number to be removed from the endangered list. There are bears being seen in places they haven't been seen in decades, which means there are so many that territory is at a premium in the entire greater Yellowstone ecosystem. From what I know about the park, access points and it's seasons, and hunters and game wardens, I highly doubt anyone is shooting cougars in the park. First of all, like the video said, the things are ghosts, you could hang out in Yellowstone for 10 years and never see one. You'd need dogs, and that would be difficult to pull off without being noticed or leaving too much evidence. I don't doubt there's a small number of poachers, but if you shoot a gun in the park, and someone hears it, you're going to get some attention.
Thank you for sharing your perspective and detailed information about the animal situation in Yellowstone! Grizzly bears are becoming more numerous, leading to increased competition for territory among the animals. You are right about the Cougars! They are tough to spot because of their mysterious nature and how they move like "ghosts". Poaching in the park is also strictly controlled, and as you said, any gunshots will be noticed immediately. Protection and supervision must come from rangers and people like you who live near the park and know the environment. Hopefully, this attention and close supervision will help maintain the balance of this ecosystem! 🌲🐻🦁
Yellowstone is magnificent but the human impact is devastating. Rangers are constantly battling the foolishness of the ignorant "tourons" who push the limits of safety regarding the wild animals. I think that people should be banned from Yellowstone for a couple of years to give the wild creatures a chance at survival.
Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! 🌿 Yellowstone is truly a natural wonder, but it’s unfortunate how the reckless behavior of some visitors negatively impacts the wildlife. Protecting the natural environment and maintaining ecological balance in protected areas is crucial. Temporarily banning visitors could be a strong step to allow animals to thrive in their habitat. Hopefully, education and community awareness will continue to improve to safeguard these wonders for future generations. 🐾✨
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How about an American narrating about an American park with an American accent?
Cảm ơn ý kiến của bạn! Việc có một giọng kể phù hợp với bối cảnh văn hóa và địa lý của câu chuyện có thể làm cho trải nghiệm thú vị và chân thực hơn. Mình sẽ cân nhắc điều này cho các video sắp tới để mang lại trải nghiệm phong phú hơn cho người xem. Hy vọng bạn sẽ tiếp tục ủng hộ kênh nhé! 🎙️🇺🇸
Gatekeeping much?
I find it extremely hard to listen to an AI voice narration. This voice is obviously fake
Maybe you should make a video instead.
Need a better narrator !
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Inevitable. Just is. Not in my life, but. Need housing?
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I don't see ANY of this being actually filmed in Yellowstone!!! Why did you call it this??? MISINFORMATION big time!!!! I live in Wyoming just outside of Yellowstone and know this country well!
Thank you for your suggestion! There was indeed a mix-up in the video’s setting, and we kindly ask for your understanding. We'll be more careful to avoid confusion in future videos. We hope you'll continue to support and stay with the channel! 🌟🙏
Just like a dog.
Great show but I could have done without all the liberal global warming BS.
Thank you for sharing your opinion! 🌟 Climate change is a controversial topic, but it's something many scientists and experts strive to raise awareness about. If there were parts you found less fitting, I hope you’ll still continue supporting the other content on the channel! 🌿💚
Science isn’t political.