Junction Butte Wolf Pack Surrounds Grizzly Bear in Yellowstone National Park (December 29, 2019)
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- brushbucktours.com/yellowston... - Brushbuck Wildlife Tour guide, Daniel Bradford, captured an AMAZING interaction of a grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park still out on December 29th and the Junction Butte Wolf Pack during a guided tour in Yellowstone National Park.
This was a incredible sight to witness as most bears should be in hibernation during this time (December 29th). Grizzlies take over wolf kills 80% of the time in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Junction Butte Wolf Pack originally took down an elk. When they came back to the carcass they were surprised to find a grizzly bear had stolen it. Eventually, the wolves moved on leaving the bear alone with their kill.
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The most amazing consideration to me was that even during this terrifying and majestic display of raw nature, people continued to talk, and talk... and talk.
Yes. & disrespectful to the genuine wilderness watchers in the group.
yes i wondered that too
Right, just shut up.
That's because people are the plague on this planet
Well obviously, it's an Amazing sight,
When you can eat your meal while surrounded by 13 very large wolves you know you are king.
It might be a different story if wolves had not eaten in awhile.
He can't eat that whole buck in one sitting. The Grizzly will need to leave and the pack will have his lunch, eventually.
Or very hungry
As I walk through the valley of death I fear no evil for I am The Baddest MF in the Valley
@@3m5r56 no it would play out the same
I love how the pack slowly comes to the agreement that it doesn't wanna mess with the bear any longer.
@INGSOC If they all rushed the bear I’m sure they could’ve taken down the bear but I’m sure the bear would’ve killed at least five of them before that happened.
@@alexjv1370 yeah the wolves actually make calculated decisions, they knew they’d be a smaller pack if they tried that bear would easily kill more than 5
Do pack members make decisions though? The alpha male and female could’ve agreed that it wasn’t worth it and called the pack away.
@@AArrad This was simply a comment for a TH-cam video, so don't look into it too much. Plus, wolf packs are like pirate ships, the crew still has a certain amount of say in things.
@@alexjv1370 I think even if they had made a full scale attack, the bear would have killed them all with not much trouble.
Whenever filming wildlife, the biggest pain in the butte is people who just won’t shut up
That's why I love the mute button.
They are the wildlife
That bird sitting at top of the tree saying damn this is wild.
😂😂😂
😬😬😬😬🤣🤣🤣🤣
“I would not want to be them”
Good eye
observant lion
"There are only 12 of you." -Bear
😂😂😂😂
Fuuuuunnnyyy
My 1 pitbull is enough to destroy that fat bear!
@@braetonwilson4296 LOLOLOLOL
@@braetonwilson4296 lol good one
Watching this alone you can feel the intensity of the situation. Watching this with a bunch of people you just hear the cackling and laughing of individuals who don't know how to take it.
Annoying
“Don’t know how to take it” there is no one way to “take” an experience. Open your mind, there’s other types of people out there in the world who don’t see this type of thing often if at all.
@@BLTDelight
⬆️⬆️Found the dude that kept talking and laughing bc he was uncomfortable and didn't know how to "take" it.
😆 🤣 😂
Oh my god you sound like a completely insufferable person to be around, how dare they talk.
Conversely I fish alone all the time and have often wished someone else was there to enjoy some things.
I made three perfect casts and caught three beautiful fish in front of two tourists once and their reaction was just as loud and out of place.
Wouldn't want it all the time but they had never seen anything like it in person before.
I like how the birds swoop in at the end all like “YOU OK BRO?” 😂
Lol
I noticed that too lulz
Bird: I had your back bro
@@AceGoodheart ROTFL 😂 Bird#2: "They're lucky that TREE was holding us back bro!"
Bear: thanks for nothing man
I was waiting for some lady to yell “somebody help him!!”
Named Karen.
I’m calling the ranger immediate
Zookeeper
"Omg I felt so bad for him"
Mam that's literally a killing machine
I will report this to your manager!
Grizzly bears are huge, with that being said look at the size of them wolves.
yes I m thinking that . This bear probbaly 300-350 kg . Bear and wolwes neck size looking same . I think those wolwes about 70 -90 kg
Tat grizzly got guts of steel if am not wrong. ..💪💪
@Norm Hiscock, Exactly. Damn wolves are huge!
1:33 wolf is taking a huge shit lol.
Hell ya thought same thing when I seen that first wolf approach him face to face
Just shows how intelligent wolves are. Even with overwhelming numbers, they knew that meal wasn't worth it.
Very intelligent chicken wolves!
Right, none of them are willing to die for it.
@@secretname4190 more, it would take one swipe of the bears claws to fatally wound them, and bears are stupidly faster than anything expects them to be. You don’t mess with a hungry bear, unless you’re a wolverine or something
They wasn't that hungry that day....
They are coming nack
Hats off to the bear for standing his ground.
It's badass and hilarious at the same time how he just keeps eating when they back away for a bit. He simply wouldn't leave so the wolves got tired and left instead lol
He was hungry
not a first time I see when bear fight back vs pack of wolves, they know how to deal with them
whatever dude
Whole time he’s thinking “I wish a MF would try me”
I wish a motherfucker would try me? What is that even mean?
Huitzilopochtli El Patrón if you don’t know, yo ass need to call somebody
@@felipeacostamunoz1249 are you serious?
@@felipeacostamunoz1249 I can tell you not from America and sorry sometimes people think the world revolves around us but it’s American slang basically meaning he’s ready to fight, so the bear was like I wish these mf’s would try me (try me meaning test him, or step up to him) cause he was bout to fuck them up
@Commander Fox cap
Grizzly was like I can take you all on with my bear hands...
haha I see what u did there lmao bear hands 🤣
Hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for that laugh sir.
Almost an unbearable pun…
Well he does have the Right to Bear Arms.
Once I saw how large the pack was, I didn’t expect that outcome.
Really can’t kill the bear even with those numbers. Too much fur fat and power. They know this and the bear knows it which resulted in this outcome
Maybe they would try when starving. But othersise it is not worth the risk of dying or being wounded wich mostly means death in nature.
@@meeramoves4404 Makes perfect sense. I guess I'm more impressed w/the bears confidence.
They could have killed the bear, but their wolves not honey bees. The reason they could defeat the bear is because the wolves are not willing to sacrifice their individual lives for the group to win.
@@josephs8364 A Grizzley bear has never registered a kill on a healthy adult wolf in the wild. But wolves have killed adult grizzley bears in the wild. Wolves have clearly learnt to kill them without being killed. If I'm wrong show me evidence but I know you can't because it hasn't happened 😂😂 I can show you evidence of my claims by reputable sources.
Down below are like 10 vids of wolves dealing with adult bears. A bear cannot even catch a back-peddling wolf 😂😂
There is a vid in there where 3 wolves are feeding and a large bear came aggressively and only ONE wolf was required to push it away but at the same time a juvenile one came peacefully so the wolves allowed it to feed with them. During this whole time the 2 wolves were feeding as the dominant black wolf chased the adult male grizzly into the forest 😂😂😂😂
Bears are extremely overrated 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When wolves have the energy and drive, they can do much more than an adult grizzly bear ever could.
For example they can't take down adult bison while wolves do this year round. A bear is literally no match for a pack of determined wolves.
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I'll just make a note to never travel with this tour operator. The best wildlife guides tell their people to be quiet during wildlife encounters. I have had people ruin trips for me by talking too much. I save up for a lot of years to visit certain places. Please be respectful of everyone's experience and not ruin it for others because you've never learned the skill of silence.
They’re Americans. It’s their God given right isn’t it? 🙄👀🧐😎😜
Peace
They seemed to enjoy talking with each other. They were far away from this encounter anyhow.
she probably told them several times and just gave up
Lol ok Karen. Maybe just maybe if you don’t want the slight inconvenience of a human voice, you shouldn’t go to a national park😂
Boo hoo Lisa, cry a river
Those are some large wolves! Wow! Imagine the early settlers trekking through areas like this when the wolf population was at full strength in this country! Keep in mind, that they had to sleep out in the open!
Unfortunately that’s why they killed them all…
“ Keep the fire burning “ is an old saying for a reason.
Yes but they had Randolph Scott.
@@alanbbrady8196 oh yea, and Joel MCcrea.
Yup ,those guys were tough as nails !
Bear:
"I am not stuck here with you...you all stuck here with ME"
That’s tuffff
Roarschackh
That carcass they want to eat is the only one that is stuck!
@@Ismael916 Bearscharckh
YEAH BABY😈, You all want some’a this ? COME’ON BOYS, MAKE MY DAY, GIVE IT YOUR BEST SHOT‼️
I’ll smack your silly asses clear in to IDAHO👿❗️❗️❗️
My grandfather painted a picture 50 years ago he heard of about a bear fighting a wolf pack over a carcass. My aunt has the original painting hung in her house. My uncle paid for a reproduction that hangs in his house awesome video! Always doubted the story glad to find it actually happens!
W grandfather
wolf encounters with bears, I wouldn't call a fight because the wolf will always loose. Bears defend and wolves attack, or bears attack and wolves either try to defend collectively or retreat but it's never any physical contact going on
@@josephfdentthe wolf won't loose but could lose.
@@josephfdentthe wolves won't fight the bear. They are simply distracting him or her to steal the meal.
I came across a grizzly female with a cub while backpacking through a burned-out area. Luckily I saw her long before she could notice me. I observed her rolling over giant deadfall logs from the burn like they were little sticks. She was looking for grubs I think.
Those people weren’t quiet for a single second, how incredible…
These people love to hear themselves talk
Like “oh my gosh, did you see that” Starbucks in hand, texting friends etc…
Welcome to merica!
Same people that talk in church, movies and funerals! They just don’t get reality.
I'm sure it wasn't nearly as epic in real life. This was filmed from over a mile away thru a scope and powerful camera. They are on vacation.
Sounds like in a bar!
progressives
Grizzly: "You want to rat pack me, go ahead but someone is going home without his nuts."
Yeah not even a grizzly can take on that many wolves especially at that size!
Ares Oblivion possibly not, but he would kill so many wolves that it would damage the pack’s strength by a lot. The wolves do not want to risk it.
@@nojorooney prob kill like 1-2 wolves actually. Before he tires and die slowly to the hundred bites in his butt.
Still, not worth all the fighting from both sides.
vitor pereira a bear will not tire so easily, bears can run for what seems to be miles, that is a very common misconception that bears are lazy and slow, I feel like it would kill at least 4-5 wolves before going down. A bigger grizzly would kill way more. But that’s just my opinion and I respect your opinion as well, and if you are correct, then he would leave tons of injuries on the other pack members.
vitor pereira That bear’s fur and skin is much thicker than you’re giving it credit for! Meanwhile that bears jaw bite and power swipe from its paws is frightening strong!
The stoic resolve of the Grizzly, in spite of the needlessly blathering humans was inspiring. 😉
I'm pretty sure the people were hundreds of meters away and were barely audible to the wolves and bear.
Life lesson here. In a world full of wolves, be a Grizzly. Stand your ground.
Good luck if they deem you a sheep.
No contest between a wolf and a sheep. A wolf can massacre ten sheep by itself.
@Cody Brooks nobody should back down. But the determination of whether or not you're a sheep or a grizzly isn't up to you.
I've pissed off more employees, more family, and more friends than you will ever know and they finally decided to follow what I did. I'd piss them off all over again if I had to.
Can you say the same? Are you willing to say Breonna Taylor was a criminal to anyone who asks? Do you cause a scene because you aren't willing to put on a mask? You still unvaxxed? You willing to say it's not as simple as Ukraine good, Russia bad? You willing to point out all the negative effects the vaxx has or you're gonna be hushed?
If no to any of this.....you don't have to convince me you're not a sheep. You have to convince all the people who agree with you.
@@supragame1991 and yet they walked away
@@orbitingsentientsatellite4361 what do you mean?
@@supragame1991 you said there was no contest between a pack of wolves and a grizzly, because a lone wolf could maul a bunch of sheep, and if a wolf deems you weak it sees you as easy prey, yet this pack of wolves walked away, they didnt see the grizzly as worth the risk.
TLDR: if youre so sure wolves are superior and could take a grizzly super easily because theres no contest, then why did they walk away?
That bird was probably yelling “worldstar”
Underrated lol
Well It WAS a black bird.🤣
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oh how i love this comment..
Last wolf looking at bear: Come on guys, we can take this fool.
Wolfs friends: Your out of your MFing mind.
@-Can Ameri-
Wolves are so smart man they knew that mf would've cut that shit in almost half, you wanna take on those odds! go ahead, boi you'd be out of your mind, literally 😆
@@thebutchernassa8384 I mean the bear can only 1 shot if he hits the head
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Backlash1818 Mobile Gaming Channel you have to be insane to think that a bear could beat 13 wolves in a fight. The wolves only didn't challenge the bear because they could lose 1 or 2 wolves if they make a mistake. The bear would die, he just can't fend off 13 wolves that have great strategy and bite force.
@Backlash1818 Mobile Gaming Channel hes right the bear would have no chance if all were just trying as hard as they could. But this is the wild baby boi they wont risk one life and the bear could prob kill a couple and leave more with injuries that effect hunting
The fact that many wolves bounced... Should give people an idea how terrifyingly strong a grizzly is
Yet you still see Stupid People trying to take Pictures with Bears in the Wild .
Or how few scraps there were for over a dozen wolves. Not worth the risk. There were enough there to possibly harass the bear away from a carcass worth risking injury over.
@Vadimou One Richard
@@stuartmoore6310 Richard, indeed.
@Vadimou One Wtf ever heard of Timothy treadwell?
FYI: the grizzly bear in this video is not even fully grown, he's actually a teen, but still stood his ground.
And the wolves are real smart knowing it wasn't worth it and this wasn't there fight to win. They backed off.
@@HistoryBuff1999 worth it or not a prime Grizzly will never lose to any wolf pack
@@unconscious1076 That is absolutely not true. There have been documented cases of wolf packs killing Grizzlies. It all has to do with how territorial/hungry the wolf pack is feeling at the time, and how many of them there are.
@@Dagger_323if there isn’t video proof it didn’t happen. A wolf pack killing a full grown healthy grizzly won’t happen. Maybe an old weak and starving one sure. But never a young healthy one.
@@Dagger_323Where's the document?
If anyone questions how disconnected we are from nature, the chuckles and giggles should tell you everything you need to know....
The lack of respect for what they were watching. I don't understand.
@@bunchielove6893 Spend some time in Yellowstone during tourist season. People are idiots.
@@psalmer5690 SMH, I believe it.
@@psalmer5690 NAILED IT!
After spending a few months traveling the western US states, the wife and I were so sick of watching the bumbling morons. Everyone in a hurry to drive to the next "attraction," no one bothers to read any informational brochures. People leaving their old soiled camp stoves out and then complaining, "Someone stole my old stove!" (No idiot, the ranger confiscated it.) In Yellowstone we saw the book "Death in Yellowstone" and reveled in the tales of stupidity. It was a good dose of needed Schadenfreude on that trip.
Most memorable tale from the book:
A guy drives up in his VW van and swings open the door. Out springs Fido and bee-lines it straight for the hot pools. (Leash laws are for OTHER people!) Fido dives into the beautiful, clear hot pool to be boiled alive. Dog's owner runs over and begins disrobing on the boardwalk. A tourist witnessing the entire thing says, "You aren't jumping in THERE!"
"LIKE HELL I'M NOT!" as he dives in head first to "save" his dog. Neither were saved that day. Two fatalities were recovered from the hot pool thereafter.
bullshit. the birds were talking the whole time too. humans are part of nature. We just think we are better than the rest of it because we have youtube hahaha
"There are 12 of us, only one of you. How do you wanna do this ?"
"I don't know, which one of you feels like dying first...?"
"You have a nice day, sir..."
I counted 14 for sure, but it could even be 15.
*Bear encounters in animal fights are a testament to their resilience and tenacity*
Predators generally do not fight each other without very good reasons. There's no percentage in sustaining an injury, as that might make future hunting or keeping up with the pack difficult. But feints and displays of aggression are common.
Another myth. They have no awareness about getting injured. They try to fight n back off when they feel the power of the other predator. Its just using your sense as a being, everything does it.
@@akderekx I didn’t mean they literally reason it out. It’s likely more as you describe. But they know which other animals are prey and which are not. People who go on safari in Africa expecting to see epic battles between predator species are going to be disappointed. If they see a kill at all (also unlikely), it’ll probably be of a prey species. What’s a lot more common when predators meet is what we saw in this case: feint charges, wary circling, and displays of power. Even if there is a fight, it generally ends when one just runs away.
@@theophrastus3.056 agreed, wolves probably see the bear as a big weasel or ferret or rat; which is what they're used to eating. Yet they can hardly wrap their jaws around the limbs of him. They also might study the way the bear moves to the point they are afraid of even initiating attack due to such versatility in bears leg movements. Wolves ain't dumb bruh lol
@@SupremeSpicey6976 There’s some videos of how coyotes first reacted to wolves being reintroduced to Yellowstone. Their numbers fell until they realized that encounters with wolves often meant a severe injury or death. But now they just avoid their larger canine cousins. You might steal some scraps from a bear when he’s facing away. But a wolf will run down a coyote to retrieve what’s theirs.
Naturally, that reluctance to fight doesn’t apply in all cases. Lions in Africa of both sexes will go after any painted dogs they encounter. But only male lions will generally go after the larger hyenas. Hyenas who are alone are wary of male leopards. But they’ll immediately charge a female to snatch a kill.
The animals know the differences, and in some cases, like Yellowstone’s inexperienced coyotes, they learn it the hard way. But, yes, it’s not using reasoning like a human, as you pointed out. It’s more instinct and a visceral reaction.
@@SupremeSpicey6976 you don't really believe this comment, do you?? 😂😂😂😂😂
Wolves and bear....are sworn enemies, just like Lions and Hyenas. THEY ALL ARE FULLY AWARE OF WHAT EACH OTHER ARE AND THEIR CAPABILITIES!!
🤣🤣🤣 The birds are like, "But we could stay, right"?! 😁
How many wolves you can fight against?
Grizzly Bear: "Yes!"
Right
😂😂😂😂
Naah. If those wolves wanted to kill the bear, the bear would be killed.
Sheer strength and brute force isn't necessarily enough against massively overwhelming numbers and far higher intelligence...
@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse one adult grizzly bear takes that pack, even in Canada. Grizzlys are fuckin tough, it'll be hurt but one swipe takes out multiple wolves, bears have extreme explosive power for their size.
@@jessiehoward158 ...... don't spread foolishness.....5wolfs taking on a fully grown grizzly..... Vedios there u can watch
Love how the crow or Raven sits on top of the tree and watches
That one wolf was like fuck this I’m gonna just go look for some berries or something 😂
When the odds are 10 to 15 to 1 and they still don’t want anything to do with you, you know you’re BAD!
@@afinoxi seriously wounded? more like killed...........
At that time of year the bears fat level is so thick that those wolves wouldn’t have even penetrated it and I’m not taking anything away from those huge wolves it’s just that that’s a grizzly and he/she is in charge that’s all
@@vulcanvulcan2963 in theory the whole pack could take on him if they wanted to but it would mean alot of deaths and injuries on their side. But since Wolves have a strong emotional connection with each other and they treat loss seriously so it wouldn't be worth it in the end and risk unless i suppose the pack hasn't eaten in days .
^^^^thank you all for the survival info of the wild, very interesting of the bears advantage and intelligence of the pack of wolves 👌🏽
Are you kidding? They spent the entire video trying to get at the food and messing with the bear so another one could try and grab something. Ya you're bad if you can hold your ground, but they definitely wanted a piece
Amazing how even an entire pack does not dare to attack or scare the bear away, they know that a single bear bite can be fatal and they prefer not to risk it. Grizzly bears are truly feared by everyone.
But if honey badger or a stoat in size of that wolves, it can easily suffocate the bear
Less bite more smack and broken back.
Except those birds
@@BigBoss-ti2xm you don't know what you're talking about.
@@BigBoss-ti2xm there’s bears and wolves in this video
When you're outnumbered but not outgunned, because he has the right to bear arms!
My light Saber is purple.
@@DJR___ my favorite Jedi.
Great comment. 🙂 Those Marxist do love to loot what isn't theirs.
nice
@@johndodson8464 you mean like how white people took the land from the Natives? Or how the Spanish took all the gold from the South American Natives? That bear would have stolen a kill as well whether he was a capitalist, Marxist, socialist, an idiot or like me a genius. I know how to prevent socialism. Wait! There's too many of us you can't. And money isn't going go to work when the clean water runs out.
Great video. The wildlife understands the pecking order of the wilderness.
WOW!! Turns his back on them and not bothered unless they got too close. Unreal. Grizzly is King!! I lost count of how many wolves at 14!!
The bear knows his strength, they wait till the wolves get close enough than try and grab them.
That's Kuma off tekken 🤣🤣
@Kit Jones now that you say it. I would like to see as well. Lol.
@@wallywatts228 Isn't Kuma a Polar Bear?
@@bricaaron3978 naw the white bear is 🐼 panda
“We have you 13 to one.”
“I like those odds”
hold my elk and watch this
13 after dinner snacks.
frozen wolf pop sickles
The bear was like. ”Thats puts you at disadvantage, bring more wolves to make it more challenging”
Wolves would need 50 to 1 to take down my pitbull!
Grizzly Bear: There are only 13 puppies here. That's okay with me.
Out numbered doesn't necessarily mean your numbers will win... An amazing show of serious strength by the bear!
Never be afraid of being outnumbered, a lion walks alone while the sheep flock together...
"In case you can't count, there are 13 of us and only 1 of you."
"So, get some more guys and then it'll be an even fight!"
-Captain Grizzly
If those wolves would've come back with guys, that bear would've died of laughter.
The wolves would kill that bear they just aren’t hungry enough to risk losing members of there pack for a half eaten elk that they are returning to
@@akeno7698 When you can eat your meal while surrounded by 13 very large wolves you know you are king. yeah right dude he went at them they would have attacked if confident like you said they lost half a pack an maybe stil not killed that Alpha bear go look up bears fighting wolves they are known to rage and knock down many animals at once to eat and kill everything around it you dont even study huh ? they can do it to many animals the wolves knew better maybe 10 more yeah...
@@akeno7698 yep, if they truly wanted they could have killed the grizzly but like you said would’ve probably lost a few members of the pack in the process. Not sure which one of the wolves is the alpha, but it made the best decision to keep moving rather than risk it all for some half eaten prey. People don’t know how incredibly strong wolf bites are. If the grizzly engages with one, 4 others could land some vicious bites which could definitely stun and eventually take out the bear entirely by making it bleed out.
@@johannsebastianbach3501 People don't realize how thick and tough a bear's hide is too, more so than even an elk. Plus the fat underneath. The wolves could do no real lasting damage with just random bites and they know it.
These wolves are smart enough to know that one mistake will cost them their life in this situation! Glad to see they all backed off without any casualties
Yes, it’s best to just move on. Look for another meal
Wolves are not hyenas.
Smart enough to know that one blablablabla…. They are not humans. They know nothing. They don’t plan, they don’t see consequences. They live in the moment. At that moment they were too scared of the bear to try to take the food from him. That’s all.
@@Voodoo_Robot Why can't you accept animals are smart and can plan out ?
@@Voodoo_Robot You don't think animals plan?
I've seen crows put nuts in the motorway right where the car tires run and then fly in a tree and wait for the car to crack the nut for them.
You don't think mountain lions move up into a tree above a path and wait for prey?
You've never seen a feral pig learn NOT to go into a trap once they have witnessed what happens? Once an animal has experienced a trap and lives they aren't ready to make the same mistake again.
Those are examples of planning, and consequences. They aren't living for the moment.
After reading the comments I'm so glad I decided to keep my volume off while watching this. Breathtaking footage👍 ❤
Thanks. Great video.
Most enjoyable with the sound off.
This really shows how powerful and dangerous a single grizzly bear can be to a pack of wolves. Excellent show of Grizzly Bear Power 👍
I agree the wolves know what's up .
The wolves *maybe* could have killed the bear if they all attacked at once, but they would have lost at least 4-5 members. So it would NOT have been worth it. The bear has too much fat and thick fur that acts as natural armor and can one swipe the wolves.
@@xthee_0nly_1x11 the bear can't kill a wolf with one swipe. He has to use his teeth
@@KILLEM43KILLA no
@@walterburch2341 his power should not be underestimated. If not kill, he could fatally injury a wolf with one swipe. Given his speed, he could dish out two swipes in a second and definitely kill the wolf
Probably the only animal in that region that could successfully fend of a Wolfpack that size. Wow.
Humans, mountain lion
@@chrisconnor8086 Humans xD. 1% are effective in combat, 99% are useless sheep.
@@chrisconnor8086 mountain lions run away the moment they sense that wolf pack is approaching
@@ZytechZero I'm pretty sure the notion of being a sheep has nothing to do with your combat skills... I mean if anything the most combat ready humans are those in the military and they are taught to follow orders and not question things, which is usually what is associated with being called sheep.
@@MaMastoast Well, doesn't it have multiple meanings? I could also say that most people are harmless, they could not defend themselves even if the wanted to do so. The majority has been civilized to death, if that make sense?
Great demonstration of how powerful Grizzly bears are, the wolves know not to get too close to the business end.
These people are so lucky to have seen this.
The size of the wolves is incredible.
it's one of the smallest of the common wolf breeds too
@@SurroundSt What? Pretty sure there are plenty of Wolf species that are smaller lol
@@SurroundSt It's LITERALLY the largest wolf species that exists today.
Holy crap think there are enough wolves. The bear is top of the food chain. Pure badass
You are absolutely correct. I rode my bicycle last year on my tour across from the west to the east through the Tetons and Yellowstone and saw several of these big boys and they are the kings of that wilderness..no dought.
@@canica99 the wolves are the kings there?
@@canica99 most wolf hunts are long and exhausting, they don't have the energy to come at a bear for an few hours.
Its better to just rest, let the bear have its fill and eat whats left. Wolves are known to sometimes not immediately feed on a kill due to them being that tired from the chase.
Wolf packs can certainly take on bears but its the fact bears only come once the whole pack are worn out. Bears are massively overrated... I have numerous vids of wolves dealing with bears with ease, sometimes it even takes 3 fresh wolves to handle an adult grizzly. I can show you if u like.
A bear taking a kill from a wolf pack is like stealing water from a marathon runner after they did a 10k run, yet you lot are here jizzing over it. It's nothing impressive 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This reminds me of lunch in middle school...kids today will never know the struggle
I like the little birds, flitting around, filling their bellies, while the beasts of the field wage a primordial battle for survival.
Wolf: Give the food! We have you thirteen to one.
Bear: I like those odds
14. But who’s counting!? 😉
most wolf hunts are long and exhausting, they don't have the energy to come at a bear for an few hours.
Its better to just rest, let the bear have its fill and eat whats left. Wolves are known to sometimes not immediately feed on a kill due to them being that tired from the chase.
Wolf packs can certainly take on bears but its the fact bears only come once the whole pack are worn out. Bears are massively overrated... I have numerous vids of wolves dealing with bears with ease, sometimes it even takes 3 fresh wolves to handle an adult grizzly. I can show you if u like.
A bear taking a kill from a wolf pack is like stealing water from a marathon runner after they did a 10k run, yet you lot are here jizzing over it. It's nothing impressive 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@samo6083 What is truly less than impressive is the fact that you seem to be triggered enough to reply (to a reply), of which you had ZERO involvement, which I said nothing at all about as it relates to the content of the video.
I simply properly stated the amount of wolves visible in the frames.
Maybe you should rant to the OP?
Or, get a life???
But, based on looking at your bio, I see you have no life.
Therefore, you have plenty of time to hijack a comment thread.
I'm certain you are the expert you claim to be.
@@fishohio5482 Well this is a little awkward...
Nice little paragraph you wrote there but I wasn't talking to you 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@samo6083 You replied to me.
FYI
I truly can’t believe how calm that bear remained with that many surrounding him…
He knows how powerful he is.
A full-grown grizzly has almost nothing to fear from wolves; they can barely scratch the bear while it can maim or kill them with one swipe.
They're just Russian
What's the bear supposed to do...start screaming "HELP ME"???
@@jonathandantonio649 True. The wolves can't really seriously injure the bear. But they can irritate/pester the bear, to the point of driving it away. That's their goal.
птички такие забавные, их никто не трогает, они спокойно себе подклевывают без палева😂
Ura😹
Grizzly stood it's ground, and enjoyed his spoils!
I counted 15. And that's my 1st time ever seeing one bear hold off that many wolves to eat.
Bear strength bro. Can rip a wolf to shreds with minimal effort and there's 15 of them that can die an euqaly horrible death. One things for sure. You don't ever fuck with a grizzly
@@blackpanda7612 A pug can take a grizzly on anywhere, anytime.
@Spotted Hyenas I could ask you the same thing
@Spotted Hyenas Wolves know bears are clumsy? What? Randoms always making sht up.😆
@Spotted Hyenas Little kid calling me a little kid
When ur a badass all by urself.
True Dat, Ben, True Dat.
Bears can run down deer, they are really fast!!!!
@-Can Ameri- the bear would of definitely killed a bunch not all though
This shows the power of a grizzly bear that a pack of 12 wolves minimum would not dare to challenge it.
Grizzly: come back with 26 of your best.
Wolves: grizzly bears are a-holes!
I muted the people and watched a epic moment in the wild life.
Look at you being all sanctimonious, yet the joke's on you -- they watched this moment up close and with their own eyes; you're watching it on TH-cam.
Yep! Just like the people replying to your comment.....they dont know when to shut up! They were prob the ones yapping in the video🙄
I thought it was fun hearing the people's reactions. They weren't being annoying.
Nvm it was annoying as shit
Yeah Why cant the Moronic people just Shut there mouths and watch, learn and Listen and enjoy the natural sounds of nature. All you hear is OMG, OMG,OMG don't they know any other words so irritating.
Nobody messes with the Big guy. Love how the Bear fills his freezer for next days lunch.
Grizzly bear: well this is a problem....but not for me.
Some of the wolves look like ponies, my gosh they are formidable.
I think it all comes down to how hungry the bear is and how hungry the pack is. At a certain point, the pack is hungry enough to attack the bear or at least try to distract it enough to steal part of the carcass and run away. // And at a certain point the bear has had enough food that it's not worth fighting all 14 wolves for.
Yeah it says the wolves had taken it down, but came back later to find the bear. I imagine they had eaten to some extent. But at the same time I'd have thought those wolves would've stripped the elf to the bone numbering so many
The wolves know how dangerous a bear defending his meal is. If they tried the bear and it grabbed one of the wolves it would be immediate death and losing a pack member would throw the pack into temporary chaos. They do NOT want to lose a member.
It was even the wolves kill
Absolutely right. You see how fast the pack moved off. There's not an animal in North America that will risk any confrontation with a grizzly defending his meal. When a 13 member Wolfpack walks away from a lone grizzly, that's ultimate respect.
This is exactly what I was about to comment before I seen you had said that exact thing!!! People need to understand that animals aren’t dumb. These wolves know exactly what’s up and they knew it was time to take the ball and go home
It depends on how hungry the wolves are. If the wolves were famished, they would have been more aggressive and tried harder to wear down the bear.
wrong. wolves probably not that hungry. a large pack like that is trying to lure the bear to chase away from the food, then 10 other wolves run in and take large pieces. do that a few times and there's almost no food left. this bear was smart NOT to chase. wolf acceleration and turning ability far exceeds the bear. it's very rare for a bear to catch a healthy wolf.
Bird flew in like “don’t worry Teddy, I got your back buddy”
Incredible
Thanks!
Very experienced bear it's seen this trick before those wolves are experienced as well they don't really want to fight with the bear they know that's not a good option even though they outnumbered the bear they were really trying to corral the bear and get it to leave its meal to chase them so they could steal the catch they do this often but they saw this bear 🐻 was not falling for it so they saw best to move on. Bear buried it's prey in case it had to fight it will unbury and resume eating in peace when they finally all disperse completely.
Reginald Rutledge Kevin mannnn. Thats what I was hoping. But I have no clue about bears or wolves. We have fox’s here their our biggest predator. (Uk)
Yeah, like they could just snatch up an Elk in their jaws real quick and sketch off with it while the bear is 10' away with his back turned for two seconds. Got it.
@@menshedal-nakib4962 *foxes *they're
Reginald Rutledge Jr. its* prey
@William Vega yes a bears claws and paw is one of nature’s greatest killing machines
We have a saying in Turkish: "They ask the bear why the nape of your neck is so thick, and s/he answers, because I handle my business on my own." Means that s/he is so strong and confident that s/he alone can handle anything and everyhing in the wilderness whether rivals come in dozens or hundreds. This video is definitely solid proof to that.
Bear are so dangrous and smart animel .....They not leave anything come in their way lion tiger humen .
Glad to see the pronoun bulls/hit reached turkey as well.
@@seawolf7610 The pla/gue is spreading like wildfire
@@seawolf7610 lmao
Bu hangi ata sözü lan
“Don’t turn your back on the Wolfpack”
Great video 👍👍
A wolverine would just walk in like nobody was there and eat what he wanted and leave 😂
No, not necessarily. I've read about a mother bear whose cubs got squirted (you know, that stinking stuff from the anal gland that sticks for very long. It is related to the skunks.), by a wolverine which she, in fury tore to pieces.
@@henkprinsloo7069 but over a carcass the bear would probabaly concede.
Yeah wolverines are pretty badass.
Only MAN is superior to the Grizzly...the bear would rip the wolverine (an oversized skunk) into 3 pieces....
@@arisdelis1 Siberian Tigers fight and sometimes kill bears in Asia, they are basically on the same Tier. Plus I think elephants, rhinos, and Hippos might give Grizzlies a run for their money too
I see a grizzly and a wolf pack but it's the humans talking that make me run
Too bad the wolves didnt look up and see the other dinner at the top of the hill. That pack would have shut 'em up!
I thought the same...i cant stand people who 'oohhh' &'ahh'...
@@egreenie3819 Not likely, wolves are afraid of humans even lone humans. Let alone a group. They hesitate to even attack vulnerable humans because humans retaliate indiscriminately if a human is attacked or killed by an animal, hell they do it when wolves kill enough of their livestock or pets, and that has actually been ingrained in Wolf instinct as well.
Nothing is more intoxicating then being surrounded by fear.
-Grizzly Bear
bear was afraid? he was protecting a carcass.. wolves werent guna attack him.
The bear aside from its teeth can give big slaps and that makes him king of the forest
13 against 1 bear and the bear still won
That’s a true king
Win without fight,thats the true king,right.
@@Spravedliviy most wolf hunts are long and exhausting, they don't have the energy to come at a bear for an few hours.
Its better to just rest, let the bear have its fill and eat whats left. Wolves are known to sometimes not immediately feed on a kill due to them being that tired from the chase.
Wolf packs can certainly take on bears but its the fact bears only come once the whole pack are worn out. Bears are massively overrated... I have numerous vids of wolves dealing with bears with ease, sometimes it even takes 3 fresh wolves to handle an adult grizzly. I can show you if u like.
A bear taking a kill from a wolf pack is like stealing water from a marathon runner after they did a 10k run, yet you lot are here jizzing over it. It's nothing impressive 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@samo6083 Could you stop copy and pasting the same comment? Just because you like wolves doesn’t mean you have to make entitled assumptions on fights between wildlife. While yes a pack of wolves can drive off a grizzly, that’s not because it’s fearing for its life, it’s because bears are extremely solitary animals. Bears lack predatory instincts. Animals have personality. A bears personality is that it doesn’t give 2 shits. Don’t get me wrong though, an angry momma bear will indeed fight to the death to save a cub. Trust me you do not want a bear fighting to the death. They can be the most dangerous animal on the planet in the moment in time. Bears are by far tied with lions for best carnivorous moms.
@@slipperydoorknob9950 You said a whole lot nothing.
Not trying to be rude but what's your point?
Its a wolf pack that's more dangerous when they are fully committed.
Type in" wolves predation on polar bears."
They literally used to scare away they mother POLAR BEAR and eat their cubs. And it wasn't once, this pack had learned how to dominate these so called dangerous mama bears.
When a pack of wolves are commuted, there is not much a bear can do 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@samo6083 The entire point of the conversation is who would win in a fight between a pack of wolves and a grizzly. Yet you keep bringing up hunting and shit. That’s not the topic. You also still think bears are mainly predatory animals. Which isn’t true. You can tell by looking at a video of a bear trying to kill a bison, it mainly consists of it hugging the the bison. Bears don’t know how to efficiently hunt things like deer, moose, bison etc. whereas wolves do. It’s kind of like, who’s better at boxing? A lightweight boxing champion, or a 400 pound bodybuilder? Yet the body builder would win in a fight. I would just like to hear from you, how you think a pack of wolves could KILL, not drive off, but kill a grizzly. Cubs, subadults and young bears do not count.
The people’s reactions on these type of wildlife videos is why I watch them
you're doing a study of dullards?
said no one ever
And this is why i cant watch. Cant stand idiot ppl.
Predators know that even with numbers to advantage, one swipe all it takes. Not wanting to die, predators never charge
Damn 13 against one and he/she still held it down like a boss!
The Calm and Collectiveness of the Bear in a situation like this is truly a sight to behold. The Wolves could sense that and thats why they left.
They didn't want that smoke. 😂😂
nah those wolves could have easily killed that bear, how ever that bear would Have killed or injured at least one of the wolves (in a direct attack) so they left.
@@smartmonkey777 No shit, Sherlock. The risk to the pack was too great hence why they left.
@@smartmonkey777 one paw strike per wolf body thats all it takes meanwhile those wolf cant even get through his skin and fur
@@mrclutchy420 A nip here a bite there, wear the bear down over time and after bear has no more energy the wolves finish bear. one bear cannot out last a pack of wolves. these wolves wanted the carcass, perhaps it was the packs earlier kill? either way it was not worth this packs time.
Wolves: move in, we have him surrounded
Bear: Growls as loud as possible
Wolves: ah next one boys this meals taken
The grizzly was like whaddya say boys would you like a shot at the title? I thought not!
That bird is just watching happily 🤣
That grizzly was probably thinking; I don't care what mom said, I'm not sharing. lol Good video. 👍
What scares me most isn't how powerful the bear is, but how smart the wolves are.
I don't have the facts, but I would guess that every year more grizzlies kill wolves. I don't believe its an often occurrence either way, but would still guess the grizzlies kill more wolves, than wolves kill grizzlies. I take nothing away from a wolf pack. They work rock solid as a team and each have a role.
So smart that about a dozen of them couldn't manage to get the bear's kill and walked away still hungry?
@@jailepouvoir1990 You are clearly someone without a basic education. They were smart not to get themselves killed. Maybe try moving to a real country and you'll get a basic education.
@@jailepouvoir1990 lol they all look well fed, they don’t want to risk an injury, and be out of the pack.
@@jailepouvoir1990 Those wolves weren't hungry at all lol I've seen smaller packs chase a grizzly off a kill because they were going to get that food or die. If these wolves truly wanted the kill, a pack this size would've been harassing and confusing that bear for 10-20 mins at least until the bear finally realized it wasnt worth it. But you can tell by their demeanor that they have no interest and are essentially just passing thru.
2:05 that wolf off to the far right like “fuck that shit” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That bear is a tank but man, those wolves are also fkg huge
I've seen this a few times in Yellowstone, it is very common. The bear will literally sleep on the kill for days. Interestingly, the wolves likely made the kill, then were bumped off the carcass by the bear after they had their initial meal. As fast as a bear can be, it is uncommon for a bear to catch and kill an adult elk. So, bears benefit from the introduction of wolves.
Im not surprised, I have never really seen a bear actually go on a full on hunt before
How do they benefit from no longer needing to hibernate? Something they have evolved to do over 10+thousand years. Wolves leaving carcasses everywhere after only eating the guts is not helping any animal, prey or predators alike.
@@widowmakergod4892 I hope you realize that wolves and bears, have lived side by side with each other for hundreds of thousands to millions of years, right? This is not some new phenomena. Just because humans have eradicated most large predators around the world, with some being reintroduced in some places, doesn't make this scene new. Both species have managed to do just fine, LONG before human intervention really disrupted the ecosystem.
And you are grossly misinformed if you think wolves just kill animals, and leave then partially eaten. These aren't spoiled kids leaving untouched plates at the dinner table. These are wild animals, that have to kill other animals for everyday survival. They leaving NOTHING to waste. Being driven off of a kill by a larger predator, is completely different from wasting food.
Reintroduction of the wolves as they were there before we turned up to try and destroy them
@@widowmakergod4892 Of course Yellowstone bears still hibernate. And of course wolves will continue to feed on the carcass if they aren't displaced by larger predators. Even coyotes have been able to carefully take advantage of leftover scraps from wolf kills, not to mention ravens, crows, magpies, raccoons, turkey vultures, etc. Within a week the carcass is little more than a bony skeleton, and within a year it is entirely gone.
This showed how integent the wolves are well they know how to retreat. No need for sacrifice they can still hunt without any casualties
They did the math 14 of us, few rip, several badly injured, LETS GO BRANDON not worth it
O m'gosh...people, shoosh! Take a moment (or ten minutes) of your life to be still, and know...the beauty & blessings of Creation.
When you are the only one who has fries on the meal table.
Holding his ground. Awesome.
Wolves have restored the balance of nature since they were reintroduced not so long ago. Native plants have since recovered and grazing animals numbers stabilized.
You're wrong. The wolves are destroying the elk and deer populations in every state where they have been "reintroduced" and have turned to eating cattle now that their packs have destroyed the natural game. The wolves need to be culled but they are near impossible to hunt.
It's rather interesting how chaos and utterly nonsensical, random accidents could result in a "balance of nature", huh? Rather interesting, indeed...
That's what I was like in the school yard, when opening my bag of sweets.
The gang left with the customary disapointment of nobody having the courage to win "Pin the Tail on the Bear."