The Wolves and Moose of Isle Royale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2011
- For over 50 years researchers from Michigan Technological University have been studying the relationship between wolves and moose on Isle Royale, located in the middle of Lake Superior. This long term study continues to surprise us with new discoveries on how the natural world works. Hear the latest news from Assistant Professor John Vucetich, and learn more about why the fate of Isle Royale wolves may be in jeopardy.
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Teachers: Don't use sources from over 5 years ago.
Also teachers: *assign videos from almost a decade ago*
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it’s different with science, these guys studied a specific place for over 50 years. if your teacher wants to teach you about how this study applies to what you’re learning about, the date doesn’t matter. using an account of how the world was from 5 years ago to prove a point about today just doesn’t work(especially when there is plenty of recent resources around the subject)
@@beefy74 it was just a dumb joke i made but ok lawl
lol, it's already 11 years ago now
Bio assignment
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Yep. Wondering what the current populations are…
Video: mooseum of pathology
Student: somehow dies of laughter
teacher: sighs
I am currently living near Lake Superior and from what I understand from going to school here and talking to people, the weather is affected tons of animals. Parasites are being able to survive the warmer winters, and animals that were strictly from S-Ontario are now moving North at a very fast pace. There is so much to look into with wildlife management, it is a very hard job indeed.
For any people that do not know, Isle Royale is located just east from the border of Minnesota. We have had a couple very cold winters since this video was release. Minnesota's wolf popular has increase substantially in the last few years. I would love to see an update on how the wolf and moose population is doing at this time.
I know it's been a long time since you commented, but the wolf population from this video did end up dying out. However, they had decided to reintroduce wolves back to the island by transplanting some from the mainland. When I was there last month, they were at 28 wolves.
Informative. Educational .Thank you.
NPS has since brought in 19 wolves. Isle Royale was partially shut down this past summer. Wonder how they're doing.....
my answer: The wolf population at the time was getting dangerously low dude to the fact the moose population was getting low. it made the question of what is our relationship with nature what are we using to survive and is it going to collapse. like so others can see
we need to get this to the top of the comments
nice video you deserve more subscribers best of luck
He's like the Bob Ross of wolves
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Great video - thanks:)
Y tf did my science teacher send me this. I don’t even have him this year
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recently saw a documentary on the rise and fall of the pride of lions in the Masai Mara called the marsh pride...The Isle Royale wolves come across to me similarly to the marsh pride lions but in reverse. In the case of the marsh pride, the reason those lions ultimately declined was due to an increase in contact with humans and subsequent conflict with humans, whereas, in the case of the Isle Royale, human involvement might be their best chance (a much-needed conservation intervention, if you will)
not for a school assignment, nonetheless excellent and informative presentation. I would love to go to isle royal, and hope for the animal population to last for centuries to come
Just read an article on mlive that the wolves were eventually introduced from Canada. Park ranger found the last island born male dead in Oct 2019. The introduced wolves seem to be thriving and breeding as of September 2020
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here for a science assignment, only 10 seconds in and bored already :')
My answer
Many wolves around this area are born with deformities that prevent their proper and natural interaction, they are far removed from the rest due to living on an island, and due to issues of scarcity of food resources for the moose, and the decline of these natural resources due to climate change caused by humans, the wolves have had nothing to feed causing a depression of malnutrition around the area.
This inspired me to spend seven days on the island in June 2016! If you want to see the video, it's on my channel.
Thinking about planning a trip there. Did you see many moose? Any wolves?
Just here for biology
Guess we now know how things played out
was that a jackrabbit in the first few seconds?
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How are they doing now?😢
when the video is NINE YEARS OLD
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The thing I don't understand about Isle Royale, is how come the island doesn't support any Black Bear populations? I mean, bears could have swam there too, and the island would certainly be a habitat they could live in.
Swimming 15 miles in very cold Lake Superior from Canada is a very tough swim for moose, let alone bears.
The wolfs and moose migrated over ice. Bears hibernate.
+HockeyTown1340 they came across on ice.. which means the bears would have been sleeping. they missed the chance..moose and wolves don't hibernate so they had easy access when the lake used to freeze consistently.
Great Video... We have also seen a moose near Barkerville (British Columbia, Canada). Elch-Kuh in der Nähe von Barkerville (Kanada) | Moose Cow near Barkerville (Canada) .
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I grew up in Michigan. We always said Isle O Royal
there are now 2 wolves left as of 2016?
Sci Show much?
Lynx and Caribou are the original inhabitants. Why don't you bring those back?
Doughnut Spaghetti I think they died out naturally before moose and wolves came to the island
And teachers say old videos bring no good info yet assign us assignments on it
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Moose and Wolf populations are very much connected. Wolves actually help the moose genetics and health because they remove the weaker animals from the area. Wolves try to only take down the weaker moose because they will expend to much energy taking down a healthy moose and will not acquire the energy they lost from a single meal. The wolves would out-compete themselves before the moose population would have time to crash.
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I love Michigan.
Chris Parker Isle Royale is much closer to Minnesota than Michigan.
but its part of michigan
@@ryancrist9565 its alright
The scientists working for the large, multi-national pharmaceutical companies need to quickly come up with an effective vaccine that would prevent the wild moose from constantly getting infested with parasitical ticks.
Either that or introduce an oxpecker type bird to the geographical region.
That'd be nice but they have no monetary incentive to do so.
Moose population has exploded on the island as wolf numbers have dropped (1,600 moose estimated last winter, likely over 2,000 now with new calves and only two wolves left). So much for the climate change theory. I'd say the wolf population has played a huge role. Meanwhile, in northern Minnesota, where there are thousands of wolves, the moose population is in jeopardy. Climate change? How about thousands of wolves! Check out what wolves have done to caribou on Michipicoten island in Lake Superior. www.duluthnewstribune.com/news/4388456-update-more-lake-superior-caribou-helicoptered-island-no-wolves
Everytime they take wolves from a different place and dump them here, they die. Maybe they should leave it alone if they cant survive on their own, instead dooming new wolves to their death.
I don't think they have any other choice, since it's impossible for the wolves to travel their naturally.
I'm not a scientist but did anyone ever think the moose population was maybe nearly devoured by the wolves??? Seems a little more likely than weather. the max amount of wolves there would have eaten quite a few moose a day when they were at there peak. Just throwing it out there. I do realize it is a little easier to blame anything but the wolves for starving themselves out. Looks to me like no management is still worse then poor management.
You don't think that they know that the moose population was eaten by wolves, they obviously took that into account. Think properly before you write anything
Akshar Panchal stfu your opinion is irrelevant
they are transplanting more wolves
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Royale is pronounced roy awl...just sayin'; don't flame me.
I was watching the video, and i pronounced it your way, and I was like"Wait...that's wrong?"
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Lake Baikal is the largest fresh water lake in the world, not Lake Superior.
It's the deepest, but lake Superior is larger by area
Lake Superior is indeed the largest by surface area. Baikal is deeper and holds more water.
I think they meant it in terms of surface area, in which Baikal is 7th. It is 1st in volume, though.
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Too warm for the moose? Bullshit.
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6:26 why the long face, also that guy looks like Jesus
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I have emailed the NPS about this, and they are going to let nature take its course if in fact wolves go extinct on the island (which actually looks like it may happen). They basically have to because it is also a designated Wilderness Area and an international Biosphere. I hope wolves will stay. I would say introduce one or two just for the fact they can diversify the family DNA and have less deformities.
Personally reintroducing wolves to isle Royal sounds cruel. What justification do they have? The last wolves died horrible deaths. And it has been well studied and documented. Disease, starvation, and inbreeding were the fate of the last wolves. They can leave 15 mile swim or across ice which many have fallen through the ice. If a common citizen let animals go on an island knowing such fates were in store . It would be cruelty to animals. This sounds more like a tourist attraction than scientific study. What do we expect to learn from this. What information justifies horrible deaths or inbreeding.
Unfortunately, we don't have the ability to control what happens in nature. The whole point of the reintroduction was to restore balance to the ecosystem there. Wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone, and nobody considered that "cruel" to the wolves, which means reintroducing wolves into Isle Royale also isn't cruel.
Disease and starvation are both parts of nature, and they happen all the time to literally every single species out there.
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The opposite is true. With no predators the moose will over populate and deplete the habitat. With no predators the moose population will experience cycles of starvation and decline through that most human of activities - over-eating.
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You are wrong. The wolf scientists at Yellowstone said the warmer weather kills moose. I know it does get confusing. It does seem that it is the flavor of the day with these Wolf scientists. How can the warm weather affect the Yellowstone Moose and not affect the Isle Royale Moose?
because the temperature affects the yellowstone ones, and not the isle royale ones
because the temperature affects the yellowstone ones, and not the isle royale ones
Makes me wonder if the same parasites are populating both areas? Hmmmmm
warmer does affect moose because it means parasites and ticks become more common. Wolves kill moose but so do parasites.
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Isle Royal Wolves and Moose-
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No one is intervening about the caribou and deer disappearing. Get your ego and need for a paycheck out of it.
So because one isn't studied, then the other shouldn't? Huh? That's just dumb.
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So get the hell of isle royal and do not allow visitors. Leave the animals alone.
... which had what to do with the problems discussed?
Climate change bullshit 😂
A bit of a stretch on your climate change hypothesis