Wolves of Yellowstone On The Hunt | National Geographic
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- After a long winter, the wolves of Yellowstone go after weaker prey.
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Some animals get weak in the winter, but wolves thrive at this time of year. What are your thoughts on their hunting skills?
Great !! I love wolf's
National Geographic it’s cool! I looove wolves 🐺:3
Wolves are extraordinary, their social lives demonstrate their strength is the pack, the family.
Why do these wolves have such large packs? I thought packs were generally family units?
Which pack were we watching? ?
Wolves are so cool, happy to see them doing well after being re-introduced to Yellowstone. I want to see them in the wild someday.
Im sure they would be thrilled to see you
@@foodjam9193 “So anyway I started blasting!!”
They show great passion for each other
Wolf:*punches other wolf*
It’s amazing how nature works and how smart animals are.
The strategical wolves and Yellowstone. A deadly combination.
My opinion is that wolves are astonishingly intelligent animals that have earned a good spot among group hunting predators being strong, fast, and very efficient creatures earning great respect among all other species
I absolutely LOVE wolves and learning more about them. ... And I'm really glad that I don't live in their territory!
They are such fascinating animals. We're glad you enjoyed watching!
@@danolsen2405 what are you talking about
Aphla male:forget about the elk we've already got some food for you
Only one death by a wolf has been recorded in the past 100 years, while humans have nearly wiped them out of the country. People tend to demonize them throughout folktales and entertainment, but they’re really not all that much of a threat. They typically tend to steer clear of humans.
@@doodlemunchkin2222 Exactly, bison kill way more people than wolves do. Predators are villainized when prey animals are actually more dangerous, because prey animals tend to be more defensive. Predators are a lot more cautious and weigh the benefits to the risks and usually don't attack humans.
"If you wish to hunt with me, your feet need to be quick, and your eyes quicker."
Just saw this very same Wolfpack in Yellowstone’s Lamar valley yesterday! Their howls were pretty incredible and they had a wolf on patrol by the base of the mountains!
I'm reading about the wolf interpreter who helped track the newly introduced wolves in '95. Seeing the genes of the original wolves still so present (the black and grey ones) is wild. Def recommend reading. The Rise of Wolf 8.
I wish high schools would teach classes on conservation and self sustainability to the extent math was taught. A new generation with more drive to conserve what we have like these wolves and Yellowstone.
Several schools have Environmental Science classes
@@aspergillusoryzae3722 😵 I was gonna say that
I'm grateful that humans are starting to understand the importance of all animals to an ecosystem including predators
Humans long understood long before you did.
@Jackercol 😂😂😂
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Thanks a lot guys for great movies, love your channel, no better movies than doc-film-movies about nature n wildlife animals
Wolves are my favorite animals. Thank you so much for posting this! :)
Wolves are such fantastic creatures. We're glad you enjoyed watching!
Same
Love the wolves. Thank you.
I love Wolves ❤️💜 they are so majestic, especially when they howl!!
Alpha wolf calls the pack: stop chasing fresh meat, there is frozen meat here, come on!! 😄
There is no alpha wolf it is just a myth made up by someone a wolf pack has two mated pairs that take care of they’re family. The person who made up this myth now realized that he made a mistake and there is no alpha wolf you might not like it but it is true
My favorite animal
Why?
Fleas and thicks are her favorite animals
@WARDOYO LUNGO The wolf
@@ammarif618 hmmm that is a good question. I don't really know. Just feels like an animal I can relate to.
Relate to an animal that devestates, demolish and kills everything in its surroundings!? Good luck to you....
That’s amazing skills to run! awesome
The past year or so I've been more and more intrigued by Wolves. Like a Spiritual calling almost, and their eyes, my goodness. It's like they're looking into your soul. I went to a Wolf Sanctuary one day. The Wolves are so awesome, and there were a couple that just had a non threatening gaze into my eyes. It's like we were connecting, but on a different level, a different realm. Thank you so much for this post. It just further enhances my intrigue and appreciation for post like these. 👊🏽
Eric H. Your becoming a furry
@@jimarisampson3033 I guess so. 👊🏽😆
@@erich.2550 theyll kill you in the wild, careful
@@dominicnapolitano4647 No doubt. Thx.
Great video 😊
Nice
I love this
I'm just glad they brought them back after they nearly disappeared back in the days.
Unfortunately the subspecies of Canis Lupus that lived there are now extinct. The subspdcies that was reintroduced is Canis Lupus Occidentalis a completely different subspecies.
Ségvvülf .308 no it isn’t. Biologically they are the same animal. There isn’t much difference. All the wolf biologists that worked with on the recovery said genetically the wolves reintroduced are the same as the ones before
@@segwolfxviii2919 Well, they aren't extinct there any more.
0:55 watch the solve move into the Elk's snow trail for maximum efficiency
A very interesting video!
I wish these clips were longer
I love my favorite wolves
I’m a wolf in the Native American mythology... I love this animal
Các chú chó khôn quá,Dogs are so smart,
When are you gonna show the bears of Jellystone
@izzy B Guessing you are under 30 -- Yogi Bear cartoons took place in Jellystone park. A lot of puns in old cartoons!
@izzy B I'm just as lost as you. I'm 16
@izzy B ooBoo
you're everywhere
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Im sitting in couch and watching national geographic.. And suddenly i hear someone sent me message i go to kitchen and see:New video from national geographic.XD
My comment likes are more than NatGEO comment likes XD
Some Human not any more lol
Whole different world out there, close the door
Beautiful animals !!! I don’t know how people can hunt them and kill them ! 👎🏻
I agree on that. Why would people make wolves endangered in North America? It's in their nature to hunt, if you don't want your sheeps get eaten, then you should've protect your farm animals better!
National geographic do wolves act different in summer or the same and can wolves easily walk on snow also I loved watching how they hunt
Wow, I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
Anyone else looking at some wolf documentary’s after the early access release of Wolfquest 3?
Was this prerecorded or is it actually snowing there in july
big ol doggos
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I do wish we could resurrect the Dire wolf. Now that’s a wolf! 😍
Yeah sure and bring back it's nemesis the sabre tooth tiger too. Sure why not, plenty of room for two of the most powerful prehistoric predators in the States!
Incredible hunters, though this time they picked the wrong bull.
Fine looking wild dogs...
Watching animals better than watching the news
That's because this is still real lol.
What are the name of your the songs in this video?
Wolfpack for life toooooo swwweeeeettttt 🤘🔌
👍👍👍
I feel so sad for the elk though, it was cute too :'(
R.I.P. Elk
The elk got away.
Awesome 🇮🇳
Highly intelligent and social creatures... “They come TO-GETHER yet Humans argue and bicker over EVERYTHING” 😂😂😂
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“They often show deep affection for one another.”
Wolf to far right:
*proceeds to get kicked and slapped in the face*
me playing the forest on hard difficulty mode be like: 1:22
I like Wolves
I do to
And wolves like you.
feel bad to elk
Imagine the last thing you see is a wolf pack, your heart rate wouldnt even let you go out quickly; youd feel them tearing at your limbs for a good minute or so
Camp Matthew yh but what if youre stranded with no gun like in that movie the grey
monkaW WE FORGOT
Beautiful predators, imagine the first wolf that got domesticated.
I heard about the re-introduction of wolves in Yellowstone, and how important they are for the eco system. They've just started settling down in Denmark again, crossing the border from Germany. Pretty exciting!!
Exciting if you prefer an animal desert, containing birds and rodents, absolutely. Wolves destroys and kills everything in its way. You shouldn’t believe in fairy tales. Have fun with it!
@@patrikpersson9364 lmao no, they have been there for much time than humanity itself, the ecosystem needs them far more than needs us
Pietro Bertini - Wolves and humans has been here equal time. Leaving wolves to manage themselfs will end in disaster. Some basic level knowledge would be great for you to take in. Starting off with a lie doesn’t give you much credibility.
@@patrikpersson9364 no they don't
@@patrikpersson9364 Only invasive species destroy ecosystems. Native ones do not. If wolves were "destorying and killing everything in their way" and "turning the area into animal desert containting only birds and rodents", then they would have done hundreds, if not thousands of years ago.
The whole reason they reintroduced wolves is to help the ecosystem. That's kinda the whole point of conservation, after all: to make sure ecosystems remain intact.
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These wolfs are small compared to other wolfs.
definitely. something fishy there. I caught Nat Geo scripting another wolf documentary by showing grey wolves on the arctic - where there isnt any grey wolf species!
I like why wolves the hunt
Are these junction butte, mollies, or Lamar canyon wolves?
_camdenc_ these are the junction butte pack wolves
Winston Lewis thanks
@@camden6255 . 0:35 Blacktail Deer Plateau and 302M. pretty sure of it.
Whats the name of this show?
My friend and I made a video talking about Wolves and other wild canines on our channel for anyone interested.
That's one smart elk.
I want to see the gov't makes polices not to kill wolves. I am really happy for re-introduced wolves to Yellowstone. I want to visit Yellowstone at winter to see beautiful wolf pack.
Wolfquesttt
Whos the narrator
They’ve been raised by a pack
Of wolves.
Hii
Who else plays WolfQuest 💀😂
I don’t have wolf quest but I really want it I have learned so much about wolves from the game
Put snake vdo
Nat geo Im a fan but why didnt you help 06 the leader of the pack from the shooter and now the pack fell apart...
What ever happened to our native timber wolfs? How come this channel always shows the one brought down from B.C. Canada ???
@Nevius
It's stated in the clip that the original population was totally wiped out from the park. People really had (have) a visceral hatred against wolves in history.
Be thankful that others preserved some so they *could* be reintroduced. I'm quite sure the pack don't care about which province, state or country they're in so long as they can live. I'm puzzled why you care about their alleged nationality when they're wild and the "our" concept is nonsensical to wildlife.
@Camp Matthew You don't seem to know the difference between a species and just a local population. Over a huge time, speciation can and will happen but since you've shot and trapped all the "local" wolves in past decades, they don't exist anymore.
Not to worry - the imports are the same species just different individual animals of course. "Invasive species" is like when people brought their housepets (then later imported camels) to the Australian landmass.
Nevius basically all wolves in the Continental United States have come from Canada. When wolf populations were decimated wolves were brought down from Canada or they recolonised areas naturally.
They are the largest, there not the ones from British Columbia, they are from Canada because up North the wolves are larger and are able to hunt large prey
@@ginaedwards2808Edwards the reintroduced wolves may be slightly larger but they are genetically the same animal. There really isnt much difference. They did come from quite farther north but they still hunted the same prey as the previous wolves did. They aren't much different. The reintroduced wolves came from Alberta and British Columbia.
Juat wait for the stupid wolf vs other predator comments
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I feel that wolves shouldn't be hated, first off if it weren't for wolves we'd not have many dogs.. Man's best friend, and how many times have wolves helped and saved people? I get that some could be lies, but definitely not all.
Wolves are beautiful creatures, they don't deserve anything that happened to them.. Wolves have only killed 2 people in 100 years there have only been 2 fatal attacks from a wolf, one of which was a HUNTER. So technically, he deserved it.
I could go on and on..
elk: come and get me, loser
It's always great to hunt in packs 🐺 🐺 🐺 🐺 🐺
The Lone wolf dies but the pack survives.
First and foremost they are not "Gray Wolves" there the much larger Artic Timber wolf. The males can weight up to 175lbs I killed one last fall that was 34" tall 7' long and weight 209lbs. He was bigger than me. The artic wolves have smaller ears than the gray wolf variety, and are much bigger.
Uh gray wolves are bigger than arctic wolves....
The gray wolf is the world's largest species of wolf. ... The gray wolf, scientifically known as Canis lupus (c.l), is the largest existing member of the Canidae family. It is mostly found in isolated areas of Eurasia and North America. The gray wolf also has other subspecies
@@WhimsicalLuna2012 and ?? they imported them to Yellowstone. but they didn't import the gray wolf, like I already said.
They are all subspecies of gray wolves and should be Label as one species because of wolves disperse to other places far off they have all bred with other subspecies of gray wolves through DNA sequences have shown that even with domestic dogs, that’s where the color black in wolves came from and the gray wolf that they are from is not the same gray wolf
Dane Lobe grey wolves, timber wolves are all the same in this day and time and should all be Label as one subspecies because of them dispensing far distances they have bred together DNA sequences have proven that, and they even have domestic dog in them for that is where the color black comes from, the grey wolves that wolves comes from is a species of gray wolves that are different from gray wolves today just because of breeding among other grey wolf subspecies
Are you gonna show a single successful hunt ever, for a change? Plus a buffalo or even elk of this
size would provide food for 3-5 days, they wouldn't need to kill such big animals everyday.
@@Jordan_Dossou That's Yellowstone, not that large at all. And all of the wolf population is followed very close by a bunch of environmentalists and park rangers. That's obviously a policy of this channel.
@@HgHg-yp6ft 3,471 mi²
@@Jordan_Dossou Over 700 rangers, and the guys studying the wolf behavior. The wolfs are fairly large animals, living in big groups and hunting large pray. Common, it's easy to film real successful wolf hunt
@@HgHg-yp6ft Then why not show it? Agenda?
@@Jordan_Dossou Policy of the channel. That's what i was saying all along. Showing "sugarcoated" version of nature because some people couldn't take and still like wolfs as they are - apex predator. I can and this Disney like presentation of the wild life don't show the reality
of it.
This is old
It’s like the animals are payed actors
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*Don't hurt or hunt animals and birds*
Why not just say "don't hurt and hunt animals". You didn't need to add "and birds" at the end.
@@hyenaboy7504 okay
Third
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These wolves are not indigenous to this area and need to be eradicated
Another myth created by anit wolf people
@@Antonya944 since I posted that, my state has , in many units. Issued 10 tags per person. I will do my part to fill all 10 of my tags! And if you think these are the same wolves that roamed here, your a moron
They... literally are though. Wolves have existed in that area longer than we (humans) have. A while back, some hunters decided to kill them off since they were "killing all the deer". However, once they saw the impact the deer population had on the area, they decided to reintroduce the wolves to restore balance to the ecosystem of said area.
It's clear to me you simply don't care about the ecosystem and want it destroyed.
@@mattsmith2080 Doug Smith has said they are the same wolves, which PROVES they are the same wolves.
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