I might be wrong, but that seems to be a lince. Wolf is a smart one.

What area of the world is this from? Just curious since those plants are so unfamiliar looking to me.

SPAWN is in charge now, not the Indians

Felicitaciones por éste hermoso homenaje a la Puma más famosa de Torres del Paine. "Mocha", el Icono contra la Caza de Animales. Pero también por "Sarmiento" y por aquellos Pumas qué, llenos de instintos aventureros por establecerse en un lugar, pierden la vida.

I'm all for wildlife conservation and management, but why focus the energy on protecting this one just cause it has a birth defect? Are the other cats less important to their ecosystems? And shouldn't the healthiest animals be protected to pass along the best genes possible? Not trying to be argumentative or contrarian, it's a beautiful animal and I wish it the best, it just seems illogical.

By now their 2 years old or hunted-

When crappie season starts I fish from 3pm till 3am 🕒 The yotes watch from the shadows iff they start howling I JUMP IN THEN ITS A BLAST WHEN THE PUPS JOIN IN WERE LOUD 😂😂😂

Everybody was Kung Fu fightin' in the comments~

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I like how the collective noun for a group of coyotes like this is a "band." You know, like for making music ...or for committing highway robbery

Average kindergarten class.

Hi Daniel. My name is Michael Deklerk. I have just started a new position as an intern with Muir Woods National Monument. I am researching the restoration of Redwood Creek to promote the revitalization of the coho salmon population. As a cornerstone of my project, I want to include the perspectives of the Coast Miwok on how they perceive salmon preservation efforts and what the tribe is doing to protect their fish species. I would be deeply grateful if I could connect with you or another tribal contact you have to discuss what a partnership for this project could look like. Thank you in advance for your consideration of this proposal and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Aww they're darling! We had pups in the neighborhood last year. Loved their little howls!

Badger could have already been dead for all you know.

We dont know they killed it from the video.

Probably old and half blind.

Badger may not taste so food.

Probably would have been the other way around if it was a Honey Badger.

I do not see any evidence that the Coyote killed the Badger. It is surely eating a very small one, however how the Badger died is up for debate.

They started off so strong, someone get the instructor from Whiplash 😂

Eludes? He does not need to, he can handle them both.

I admire the sentiment, but elk are migratory animals that cover thousands of miles per year. They routinely move a few dozen miles a day, and if chased, can cover more than a 100 miles in a single day. The bull in that herd looked very mature. To make it to that age, it's clear he's successfully navigated not only countless game fences, but highways, cities, harsh winters, dry winters, natural predators, and several hunting seasons. That herd wasn't thinking twice about that fence. If the people who liked and commented on this video want to make a noticeable difference, then stop consuming beef and cow milk. Until then, ranchers will continue to make a tough, modest living ranching cattle, which means more grazing leases.

Awesome. They remind me of the wild dogs in Africa.

As a honeybadger fan,it is fake News.

This baby badger was dead already. The coyote was running with a carcass. Anything for clicks, huh? Sad.

Incredible footage!

Amazing and impressive. Thank you for sharing

B badgers have strong teeth and jaws.The badger was earthier old,ijured or already had died of natural causes and the coyotes found it .

Badger already long dead. This was not a kill. Wrong title

Fantastic footage!

Captivating production right from the start, and it doesn't let up to the very end.

Aint no way they killed a healthy adult badger

Amazing film Daniel.

I though Badgers and Coyotes were friends

Nicely done! Thanks.

Great work Daniel!

That is some incredible footage. Have not seen that behavior before. Well done, Daniel.

wonderful short film. really enjoyed it

Amazing work Daniel!

Excellent work sir! Fascinating from beginning to end.

Awesome man! I'm glad you put this out into the world for everyone to see. Very cool.

Very good photography, and rather alarming.

They are like screaming

Amazing footage, Daniel! I have watched this take place and have photographs of it. But your underwater footage along with the high drama really captures the otters at work. Really well done story-telling! 👏🏽

Startling video, Daniel.

Very well done! More evidence that Point Reyes is a special and unique place that needs protection.

This is an amazing mini-documentary. The collection of videos you've assembled to tell the story is so captivating. Congratulations on Audubon's decision to use and support your work.

Oh my! Great work! Poor pelican... I know that's how nature works, but it's still a bit heart-wrenching.

Amazing video, Daniel. I was on your Point Reyes Safari a few years back and was surprised to learn from you that river otters hunt waterfowls. In fact, we stopped at a pond to watch an otter stalk a duck, but the duck flew off before the otter came too close. And now you have capture the action on video. Congratulations.

Excellent captures and work Daniel!