Most wild animals die a horrific death. 90 plus percent either starve during winter or are eaten alive by another animal. I seriously doubt human scent led the bear to the den. Bears are very keen. It’s likely the bear heard the pups or smelled them from quite a way off.

we need to protect wild life in cages and zoos ..

We all know bears are always looking for a chance to dig up any other creatures or will resort to cannibalism and eat another bear's offspring given the opportunity. Also, let's not forget the bear sniffer also smells six times or more better than a human's. So let's not try and put the blame on the folks who set up a Camera and filmed the outside of the den.

Dangerous narcistique voyerism of humans.

A forest is nothing but a killing zone.

Franchement fallait joue le contre nature faire fuir cette ours ou labattre tampis

I see the issue of what happened to the pups has been addressed in the reply but It seems like the camera would have answered that question instead of leaving it to our imagination.

Another shit bag with a camera, strikes again.

The human activity in the area, didn't lead the Bear too the Den. Cuz as they say it was already aware of that Den and the others in the Area. To Me this sequence of Video footage, is Excellent evidence of how the Animals interact with each other. The resulting death of the Wolf 🐺🐺 Cubs was tragic & Sad. Whether they were eaten by the Bear or they Died from Suffocating under the Dens Dirt Structure. The fact's are that, that's the Cruel Side of Nature being played Out, and We have too Witness it's Brutality on Film 📽️. Thanks for Sharing it with US.

Its an ok video, but its not complete. Why did you cut out the part where the bear took the wolfes?

You basically killed the pups. Nice job.

You know that was your guys fault. You led that bear straight to the den

Why did you do this? Let alone, keep it uploaded?

Its not a nice thing to see, but its how nature works. Those wolves have done the same thing to other animals young, and will continue to. The bear was just doing what it has to to survive, find the easiest food to aquire and take it. For those lost pups there are others who make it and the cycle continues.

It’s kinda crazy how the wolves seemed to know what happened and that’s why they seem timid about the situation. I think they knew what was there and was now nearby.

Anybody wish they were caught instead of the pups?

Awesome little 🐺 puppys❤️❤️😊😊

They feel, what happened here?

You People have no idea what you are Doing. You Left a Scent Trail straight towards the Den. Bears have a Smell Ratio 4 times better than Wolves, so you Practically gave the Den Away when you not only Came upon it, but decided to Stop and Film for as long as you did. The Breeze carried your Scent Miles Away possibly to a Bear who then found the Den. Please don't be this Ignorant again.

You’re a bozo

Admit your fault you coward, say sorry and stop ignoring the comments holding you accountable

That bear is scary

Lmfao you guys who think youre experts, bears scent glands are 100x better than a bloodhounds. He could smell the wolves and their pups miles away. You sound stupid 😂

Its common for bears to snack on wolf mignon.

I am a Zoologist and Animal Behaviorist. Not to mention I am Native American. It is possible that the bear was following your scent. Predators often follow the scent of humans in an environment where humans do not frequent. In Europe, especially, wolves go nocturnal when humans are around. Bears can see in the dark as well as the day, so in this equation the smell of humans is what made the wolves go nocturnal. The smell of humans lingers for many days afterward. I have done research on nesting Canada geese, just to come back a week later to find that I had led the coyotes directly to the nests of the geese I was studying. So, the most important "takeaway" from this video is that we allow for the possibility that we played a part in what happened and to not let it happen again. This is how we learn that we are ALSO a part of the Environment :) Thank you for the instructional video.

Click bait!

You are a special kind of person going to a place you will ultimately choose.

These Apex predators need protection - stop killing them they keep ecosystems healthy!

so wait did the bear eat the pups? i'm not understanding i guess

Maa chud gayi.

Thanks for sharing. Unlucky day for some wolves, but a bear gets to eat and survive another day. Nature keeps no favorites.

Arsh😂ole! He followed YOUR scent and that is why the pups lost their lives! Stop interceding in nature!!!

Where was this at?

how do wolves keep ticks off themselves?

How to survive in the forest. It is best to sew a bell to your clothes. Its ringing scares away bears. And it is even better not to walk on bear trails, they can be recognized by the presence of bear droppings. It is not difficult to understand that this is a bear trail. As a rule, a bell sticks out of it.

And to think they they were hunt almost to the extinction... Very nice animals, deserve they prey, respect and right to live.

Maledettiiiii maledettiiiii tutti voi x tutti i vostri giorni..

Parent wolves? you ean the cubs Mother and Father? the male and female wolf? lol woke joke

How come we don’t see the bear take away the pups ?

Its astounding to me how many people comment on here without reading the comment by the authors. You know, the people who know what they are talking about.

when humans think they’re doing good for wildlife

May justice be served for what you have done.

I thought bears were ominovores

What happened to the pups?

how did u get footage of pups...did u pay w some meat or bones?

Dont try to explain everything away. This is still human disruption. No person can say for sure that a recent is gone within exactly 7 days. Electronics even battery operated ones give off a scent, even I know that having a lame human sense of smell.

Oh WOOOOOWWWWE I WONDER HOW HE FOUND IT??

Human error/intervention likely led to this. Bears have an incredible sense of smell and humans have a very particular (strong) scent. That bear followed their scent right to that den for a five course wolf pup dinner. Leave nature alone and let things happen naturally. Funny how they just happen to set up a camera and record it all after they invaded the wolf territory. They know what they did and their excuses in the comments are a cop out.

I used to go to a forest in Nova Scotia every day or so and in winter, I'd see coyote tracks for some weeks, then they'd disappear and the round tracks of a bobcat or lynx would take their place for 2 or 3 weeks, then they'd move on and the coyote tracks would return. Nature works everything out somehow.

adorei lugares bem protegidos...eu ainda vou aruma um filhote deste e traze pro brazil...