A Man Among Wolves

Shaun Ellis has joined a pack of wolves, living and behaving like them. Abandoned at birth, three wolf pups are raised by Shaun who then teaches them the ways of the wild. As they grow up, he feeds, sleeps and breaths the same air as his wolves and in return they give him a place in the pack. Seeing the world as a wolf, Shaun takes a step further and comes up with a plan to help wild wolves threatened in Poland.
Wikipedia Page : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaun_El...)

[@TheZombieplayer567]

Baby wolf tryin to howl was the best part of the video 😹

[@deskata13]

Totally agree with you :D Soo cute and precious

[@eloizasantosoliveira9626]

No it was the worst part. Fuck you

[@lito5953]

18:16 s/o JRE

[@alkahinat4558]

I loved that part ❤️

[@devinhotline2721]

Eloiza Santos Oliveira you’re hot but you need to simmer down. P

[@mAcroFaze]

"So, Shaun, what would you like to be when you grow up?" "A wolf.."

[@ene7423]

Anyone thought that Shaun looked scary at first? but then became awesome?

[@rigobertorodriguez9940]

+Arlyn Isanan lol true >3

[@creshgaming6142]

I want to be a wolf

[@Danielle26ification]

+mAcroFaze That's actually what I answered when I was little.

[@lilacstudio3243]

+Red Ink lol

[@hildaelson4203]

He actually kind of looks like a wolf himself.

[@dkoda840]

P Narenpithak he’s hot too

[@derek4177]

@AHR 12 I think he is more clear and cautious in his mind, than you will ever be.

[@derek4177]

@AHR 12 only people with no life talk like that. Owngoal kiddy :)

[@pennyfullerton3529]

@AHR 12 woah settle down there fella.. why all the agro? 🤔

[@williehopkins3436]

@@dkoda840 🤨🤨🤨🤔🤔🤔😉😉😉

[@shyjames83]

He has never actually lived as a wolf...he’s lived as a MAN living with wolves. And that’s the amazing thing...they accepted a MAN. They took him in as family. They accepted a human being into their pack.

[@onepunchflan3071]

Yes it's very compelling

[@davidschmidt270]

It's pretty cool.....I guess I feel like I understand animals ....or feel more closer to them than human beings... sometimes anyways

[@inbetweenfields4943]

Considering they wouldn’t even let other actual wolves in their park, rarely maybe

[@CamilaAlves-io9br]

@M.M.A.C he fought for it, I don't see it as luck. :)

[@CamilaAlves-io9br]

​@@davidschmidt270 he also choose the most difficult position, be an alpha.

[@weenfain2321]

This is what the internet was made for. Not TikTok trends. So glad I found this

[@rosewaterkaren000]

this guy has full compassion for nature! He has my full respect!

[@t5pain887]

me too

[@spacepenguin9127]

Me three! :D

[@louiselong9296]

Me four

[@DrRahul4044]

Me five

[@v0m1t_c0r3_kryp]

Me six lmao 😂

[@bg20999]

something tells me this guys gonna end up on the Rogan podcast if hes still alive

[@Tributist]

Wolves: Is he really one of us? He´s acting kinda sus.

[@particularplaypaint5384]

Shaun kinda sus.

[@TheAccursedWanderer]

Wolves*

[@MrScaryPasta]

Real life Mowgli

[@adrianlewis2536]

LMFAO!!!!

[@abhishekyadav-gc8xb]

hahaha

[@emmproductions5672]

That guy, has some great hair.

[@kevinrudd1413]

The byproduct of not using shampoo. Try no poo haha.

[@begone2300]

He’s a wolf has that 2nd layer of hair 🤪

[@arai6147]

They got good haircare products i heard

[@MrJackandEmily]

*fur

[@jamiemckelvie342]

Probably doesn’t wash it very much which is where people go wrong, you’ll get great thick hair, shampoos make it soft but the natural oils your hair produces makes it much better. It’s why you shouldn’t shampoo your hair every day, get a shower obviously but just get your hair wet, don’t shampoo it every day, just every 3/4 days

[@jleif7736]

Who’s here from Rogans podcast??

[@ZephniStrife]

bro!

[@bg20999]

HAHA i am

[@marcusrutherford5324]

Went straight to this video when they started mentioning it lol

[@dillweed501]

El Nasty time stamp for the new alpha part?

[@jleif7736]

How weird is this dude tho???

[@sgucci8012]

This guy is amazing. He should win a big price for that. When the baby wolf imitated him at 18:15 i really got goosebumps.

[@Sk1ndredd]

Yeah, charge him.

[@DjfJgfj-ej5rp]

Why? Its natural for them,i live in nature with my huskeis. When thay were 2 month old thay howl with me... When i howel .ite there nature as so wolves obviosuly

[@kaylee2633]

*”On all levels except physical, I am a wolf”*

[@daliardiansyah]

Thats the other wolf

[@amyamayzing5659]

ur not the only one!

[@akiraasmr3002]

That kid would get ripped to shreds lmao this man is the real deal

[@mustafahanif9570]

Joey boy

[@amnaibrahim1]

Same

[@Patriotsfan123321]

This guy even looks like a wolf when he growls lol

[@pantsubanana5976]

"Shaun was an only child" Explains a lot.

[@emad9202]

Hella what I thought. Raised solo with hella animals

[@aritina8379]

I don’t know.... I was an only child and my ass still loves indoor plumbing!😂😂😂 if anything, an only child would be too selfish and crave too much attention to be part of a wolf pack! An only child wouldn’t understand pack hierarchy, even if he had one of the top roles. Which he doesn’t hold for too long!😜

[@razor5764]

@@aritina8379 Wow, that's quite offensive to me. Not all single children are spoiled brats. I'm a single child (eleven years of age) and I understand pack hierarchy very well. The mother and father wolf (also known as the matriarchs or alphas) are the leaders and parents of the wolf pack members. Once the alphas have their second litter (if they do), the first litter of pups will help raise those new pups. After the pups are 1-3 years old they usually leave the pack and become a dispersal wolf looking for a mate of their own. So please, get your facts straight before calling others out. And I understand completely wolves are NOT savage, edgy beasts. They are cautious and timid towards humans, avoiding most human contact. However, certain species of wolves don't fear humans due to never having human contact, so they don't know any reasons to fear us. I was quite offended reading your comment because of the lack of common sense and because of your rude statements. Yeah, some children are brats, but not every child is.

[@razor5764]

@@aritina8379 And it doesn't even seem you know pack hierarchy, anyways. A wolf doesn't join or be born into a pack leading all the wolves, nor do they fight for alpha position. The only time wolves fight for alpha position is when stranger wolves challenge the current alpha(s).

[@aritina8379]

Violet Moon jeez typical response from an only child!😂😂😂

[@redfullpack]

Wolves : "we are tolerating this human as Backup meat"

[@michaeldault6776]

i'm dead LOL

[@TheTalkShytShow]

😂

[@lukasdimaria7744]

😹

[@suneethavenkatesh3809]

😂🤣🤣

[@davidschmidt270]

🤭🤭🤭😆😆😆🌮

[@benlake9727]

Shaun's more terrifying than the wolves...... LOL 😹

[@birdymaniac]

true he looks like maniac

[@williehopkins3436]

Um

[@leonardo1480]

I congratulate Shaun Ellis for all the work he's done for the protection of wolves a truly great man!

[@UpperRobin29]

I only planned to watch 15 minutes of this at most. But damn i can't stop

[@abhishekverma2143]

Ok, so is this the one Joe Rogan was talking about with Mr.Galante?

[@callmetiger7186]

Ab V ...it is

[@DaveZaniboni]

Yup. The honey he was talking about sold out too lol.

[@HectorDiaz-xk7iy]

DingaDave really 😂

[@basmikiemike]

It takes a great man to accept his downfall among this pack! much respect to Shaun!!

[@peskylogicchillinsky6007Futube]

Well it’s also necessary if he’s going to release them into the wild.

[@kingtutt880]

This dude has a legit good wolf howl.

[@Metatron141]

This guy is a pioneer like Jane Godall. Not many biologists have the guts to do this. Amazing heart and soul of this man Shun Ellis.You were born to run with the pack bud.

[@natk4017]

Meh the fact that he has absolutely no formal training makes him feel a lot more like a furry who can't afford a suit

[@icaca4196]

The way his eyes became glassy when he came back and was doubting if he had taught them enough. It’s so brutal how drastically the pack hierarchy can change from one moment to the other. He was top dog and teacher one day, got first serve, was allowed to snarl and nip, now he’s one of the last to eat. In a way I almost feel sorry, but it is amazing to see how this experience fortified the belief that he’s truly part of the pack and accepted, respect to this guy for years of dedication

[@michaelcerda5514]

Maybe they felt upset he left

[@williammiller496]

Yeah but the whole "alpha" and rank in wolfpacks it's just a myth in reality they're all just brothers sisters and cousins usually the only "alpha" is the parent

[@BreakKaydenBreak]

@@williammiller496 that's very false.

[@HkFinn83]

@@williammiller496 I’m seeing this comment on numerous videos, where is it coming from? I’m guessing positive reinforcement dog trainers who are trying to help people who humanise dogs and are struggling with their pets. I think people are taking it too literally, they’re just trying to give you a few tips and tricks if you can’t deal with the behavioural and social element of animals

[@khiannascott905]

@@BreakKaydenBreak No its true a pack is just a large family with the mother as the alpha

[@talons74]

What an amazing man. His work is impressive and if it does teach those wolves how to be wolves in a pack, then it is imperative.

[@seanhenessy7267]

Sorry, but he's actually not a wolf expert. He taught those wolves nothing. All that comes to instinct with them. The only thing he did was raise them.

[@max-jn6qz]

Sean Henessy u are not right he got the wolf win they was pups why would rhe mom leave him?!???

[@mizzouranger134]

Those are CAPTIVE wolves in a typical English zoo… small. It’s habitat is the size of a swimming pool when it should be two hundred square miles. Typical wolf hunts are usually twenty miles long at a run. That’s a tremendous amount of energy they don’t get to expend. They aren’t normal wolves. So whatever he discovers is nonsense

[@this_hurts4972]

@@mizzouranger134 Mate have you ever been to an English zoo 🤣 size of a swimming pool is so wrong, that would be animal abuse and the zoo would be shut down we have very strict rules on animal welfare here it may be a bit smaller but the territory is more then sufficient. The majority of our research on reclusive animals like wolves, leopards etc come from zoos, educate yourself before making dumbass comments like this.

[@arashghanbari5907]

This man is amazing. I was literally jaw-dropped by the courage and bravery he has to do shit like this.

[@moronivilla2334]

Isn’t he basically a Werewolf

[@v0m1t_c0r3_kryp]

No lmao 😂 he’s just living among the wolves and they’ve accepted him into there pack

[@Sk8rGamer]

@@v0m1t_c0r3_kryp its a joke mr green piece of garbage super hero thing

[@v0m1t_c0r3_kryp]

@@Sk8rGamer holy shit i don’t even remember saying this lmao

[@tangospyde7067]

Top Animal Channel bring me here !!

[@jupiterkid100]

I can't remember how many times I've watched this documentary. It's the best :)

[@WhiteMadea]

Ruby's K9s right?? Same here.

[@TheAlcoholic27]

This man is a saint.

[@OscarGonzalez-to9yh]

"wolves are notorious killers of livestock".... Don't we kill our own livestock 😂

[@DonJuanDeMarco_6]

Underrated!

[@charlieangusgoodboy8326]

LOL! Humans are just wolves in human packages

[@DonJuanDeMarco_6]

@@charlieangusgoodboy8326 TOUCHE, My Love!

[@paul-clarkmatthews3690]

@@charlieangusgoodboy8326 I disagree, we are much more destructive species and dont give a shit what we do or to what we do it to. the pack on the other hand only takes what it needs to survive?

[@Punna_Cha]

Yhea, We just stock some lives to eat.

[@ZCasavant]

My Lord, look at this man's eyes. Clearly, to become one with wolves, you truly must BECOME wild yourself.

[@draztiktunez7104]

It's about dominance

[@gamingdad2549]

wolves are very intelligent animals, they know he isn't a wolf but accepted him as part of the pack, for 1 he feeds them and 2 he spends his time with them and knows the rules of the pack.

[@rileyverellen0429]

He's the man who cried with Wolves

[@zainabe9503]

you mean "Dances with.."

[@danielleschiazza6172]

Seeing those wolves coming out of the woods at night with the glowing eyes was terrifying but beautiful.

[@danielcasey3354]

"His family left when he began immersing himself in the world of his wolves...."

[@jsaucer510]

I would have too. He clearly lost his mind.

[@JefKlos]

My right ear really enjoyed this video

[@MrHunter021]

I....Hate.......Hearing......Only......Through.....One.....Ear.......dammit......

[@SmellySnowBalls]

my ear too

[@icepixelgaming9248]

My left ear did. The Wolf howls.

[@fidelismiles7439]

:3

[@katherineboatman2688]

I know right

[@thisisbadstuff]

Lol human gets domesticated by wolves.

[@theisheep2676]

Underrated!!!

[@torchedphoenix2159]

Not that I’m about humans domesticating animals but this ain’t it chief 🤣. I’d way rather this had been a guy who domesticated a pack of wolves cause this is weird af honestly. They’re doing no other habits or anything different then the wild, nothing new. Other than him being a next level F ing weirdo there’s not really anything new here. Dude trying to be the wolf Tarzan out here 🤦‍♂️.

[@jarekg3740]

@@torchedphoenix2159 You missed the point. Those wolves didn’t have a wolf parent. He played that role and taught the wolves how to be wolves. He could have just raised them as standard dogs but that’s not what his purpose is. It’s to train wolves to be wolves, learn how to be one and to save them.

[@torchedphoenix2159]

@@jarekg3740 A lot of it has to do with the wolves instinct to begin with. It’s also still not showing us anything new and there’s nothing really to be learned from it. He’s teaching them instincts we’ve studied and documented that wolves do naturally. Just instead of a wolf doing it he is, which doesn’t teach us anything because we already knew you can imprint on animals and teach them to act a certain way. Conclusion, he trained a wolf to be as close to a natural wolf as possible while in captivity. What do we have to learn about them if his goal is to make them like they are in the wild.

[@iDanceMyButtOff]

loool

[@sar2701]

What a wonderful man. We need more like you in this mad,greedy world, good brother may God bless you always

[@ootea]

As long as he’s enjoying himself and no one is getting hurt from this, no need to bash down on him. 👀👀🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@cemoguz2786]

even if he is hurt. it is fine. he is half wolf.

[@Spiralsmile]

This guy is bat shit crazy. I mean awesome. I mean nuts. I mean cool as shit. ahhhh I'm so confused by my conflicting emotions!

[@michelleturner6865]

Miss Spiral Smile the lion whisperer Kevin is so much more impressive

[@V-I--pr9xp]

He is just a masculine guy unlike all the emasculated failed beta cucks that surround you

[@tayfuncetin5370]

Did you wet when watch film ?

[@andrasiboti]

@@V-I--pr9xp Such as yourself! ;)

[@tylersimpson5541]

14:50

[@protis29]

It's simply wonderful!!! This work with the wolves,this patiently are beatiful to see! The wolves are very important for our ecosystem and they were here behind the human! So please,STOP WOLF HUNT!!!!

[@dolphinnamedkathy9491]

David Taillandier they are extremely intelligent . and social. they dont need training . .really its like they are keen abd innate . .accepting when they trust you . .great companions .. so the bug bad wolf crap needs to be shot down . yeahbyou can hear their howl 5 miles away ...but it doesnt mean you should shoot them down from 'hello' copters so get over hero worship assholes

[@mikeletaurus4728]

There is a transcendent beauty to what this man does that makes me cry tears of joy. What a brave soul, a truly courageous man, and an emissary of divine love. The wolves speak to him, and he understands. He speaks, and they understand him. There is perfection lurking in that interplay, people. May we all try to understand each other with his patience and dedication. Also, it helps that he's built like a brick house.

[@divyarathor9992]

Hats off to the dedication of this unique man! He indeed presents a very plausible way to combat human-animal conflict.

[@jamessteele8641]

A very well produced documentary on wolves...I have Shaun Ellis's book "WOLVES"...I was surprised to learn how very intelligent, how highly organized, and specialized wolves are...I will share with you a small portion of what the book taught me about what goes on in wolf society... The most misunderstood wolf, is the "omega" wolf...The role of the omega wolf is critically important for the survival of the wolf pack...The "omega" is the peace-maker, and practical manager of the wolf pack, in wolf society...The alpha wolves direct and rule the pack...The "beta" wolves are the larger size wolves, they enforce the rule of the alpha-wolves on the rest of the pack... The omega wolf has a calming influence on the pack, and keeps the pack from harming each other...

[@williammiller496]

Lmao no the whole alpha male and alpha female thing, that's been known as a myth. In reality they're all just brother sisters and cousins that stick together. The only " alpha" are the parents

[@Blackhankhill]

That's so cool brother thanks for sharing. Kind of like our own families huh

[@katelawlor9610]

I have 5 siblings and that description just told me what each one of them is.

[@TrenchMan93]

All he needs is adamantium claws and I swear he'll be the real wolverine

[@mitchlucker666aaarh]

Dude looks more like Sabretooth (from the comics) don't you think?

[@TrenchMan93]

how about he's both

[@indridcold8433]

They were bone claws at first.

[@watashitetsujin4993]

Imagine this dude bumps into that dude who decided to live as a mountain goat for many years to study them!

[@hrpdrp97]

Dont forget dean shnider who lives with lions

[@jamesbronz]

Amazing video. Thanks Shaun Ellis for your contribution in creating this documentary.

[@Johnnyjawbone]

I can smell him from here!

[@theboss-vr1jj]

oooooooh , not nice ,

[@seth2854]

That was rude.

[@hanwenxiao1967]

At least he has more dignity than you

[@Broekje]

How is that rude? To a "normal" person he probably reeks like crazy. He admitted that much.

[@suicidal.session]

damn, you must be a wolf

[@BruceCinema1337]

Humans have a special connection with wolves. over 20,000 years ago we humans bred wolves (Canis Lupus) and through natural selection accompanied by domestication they evolved to what we know now as the Canis Lupus Familiaris (dogs).

[@ashisforreal]

I dont think humans existed 20,000 years ago....10,000 would be max if you ask me

[@winstonalpha1286]

ashisforreal if you asked me, I would say 6,500 years max! but definitely not 20,000

[@BruceCinema1337]

Humans (homo sapiens) have been on Earth for about 200,000 years, I don't know what rock you've been living under but wake up and smell the pancakes!

[@ashisforreal]

cmak5 LOL dude i think you are the one that needs to wake up! 200,000 years?? hhahahahahhahahhah

[@winstonalpha1286]

lol ! shit, let me guess cmak, your family tree takes you back to apes and primates before you evolved into man ?? is that right, apparently it was you living in and under rocks !

[@AlanaBananaCanada]

Thanks for stealing this and putting it up, much appreciated.

[@sj3rish348]

One of the best documentaries I've seen.

[@Dark-knight81]

This is absolutely remarkable. He truly is one of pack. When he teaches the young wolfs to howl it was so cute. This is true bond between man and beast. AWESOME

[@barbr316]

I love,love what this man does!! wish i had a chance to meet him and his pack.

[@speakup-wq7yw]

Lol and his "pack"

[@jarretjordan3837]

I can feel a grizzly man type of ending for this guy at some point

[@alkahinat4558]

Jarret Jordan we all get called up in different ways

[@Loyal_Honda_Fan]

Wow best documentary i ever seen PERIOD, much respect for the Man.

[@harper6032]

Me: I wanna live with wolves! *Sees all the licking and eating raw meat* Me: Never mind!

[@v0m1t_c0r3_kryp]

Lmao I’m still wanting to live with wolves even after this. Wolves are beautiful, intelligent creatures and there ways of surviving, and just basically thriving in the wild are amazing!! I’m well aware of the risks I may be taking, but I’m not gonna do it now lmao 😂 I’m only young but if I study wolves a lot, I can know more about them

[@paul-clarkmatthews3690]

It's what we all did until we harnessed fire. I like my steak when it mooo's so I'm like slap it on the arse and put it on a plate mmmm

[@paul-clarkmatthews3690]

Sorry only messing but that's what we were like though

[@amyamayzing5659]

@@v0m1t_c0r3_kryp u get me kryptonite. am sure we would be best friends

[@3DGamer2B]

I feel you bruh it's it's big ducking question with the raw meat.. I fucka with the Timberwolves to

[@supernaturalmutt1075]

This definitely has to be one of my favourite documentaries ever :0 it's so beautiful that Shaun has been accepted and is living with the wolves. Watching this taught me that there is someone out there that is making a difference, and it gave me so much hope for the future of wolves. Wolves are so beautiful,,

[@dannysdragons101firewater8]

as an animal enthusiast this is incredible great work Shaun this is why I like youtube

[@DeviantDeveloper]

This level of dedication is truly impressive.

[@LincolnTheLabrador]

2:56 He lives in an enclosure?!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@LoneStarStinger]

😆

[@bellamayetheparanormalinve9150]

Excellent❤️ you are making a huge difference Shawn❤️ God bless you.

[@btsxanime81]

I love how Shawn is learning about wolf behavior and applying it to the real world to solve a problem. I hope that his experiment with the different wolf howls will help farmers and reduce the killing of wolves. :)

[@jason200912]

wouldn't be surprised if he's mated with a wolf either

[@wolflovexwattpad4512]

Dude... Seriously...?

[@The1stChiodo]

I agree

[@thefighternitro]

he has a wife

[@thehotsungA]

And she very furry.

[@tsjasmine28]

he is a beautiful man, i would literally give anything to live with wolves, they are my spirit animal.

[@ssj1260]

No

[@tsjasmine28]

Sure, why not...

[@brochaco2315]

awesome, my spirit animal is the grey wolf, which type of wolf is yours

[@tsjasmine28]

AmericaAbsolute So why didn't i just watch a video about bears? you should try to be less judgemental.

[@tsjasmine28]

AmericaAbsolute You can look through the hundreds of comments i've made, you only find one animal refereed to as my spirit animal

[@amaliahnoor850]

I'm crying watching this.. It's so beautiful idk why I think its beautiful...

[@tuffstuff8855]

Beautiful. Thank you for this experience to see something extraordinary and different.

[@codmp44]

Well, if I had a problem with wolves, I know who I would call. Not the guy who spent 5 years at uni, studying wolves from a distance.

[@hannahletourneau3717]

This man is a very smart man. And so are the biologists but: man and wolf can coexist. There is a relationship needed, and trust.

[@jdl7666]

Hannah Letourneau not smart

[@TheZacharyMartinShow]

This man lived. I have so much respect

[@puc1510]

Gaining an understanding acceptance and the trust of these wolves must feel truly awesome

[@flutter5254]

Those pups made me cry!there so cute!!!😭😍

[@ssjb.gookufirefire8708]

It was so cute how he taught that Wolf how to howl

[@draztiktunez7104]

Lots of respect to this man for real.

[@angelanetherton8240]

This is one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen.. This guy is totally awesome! To do what he does for these animals is beyond anything I’ve seen or known any man to even try. He risk his life everyday every minute he is with them . I don’t know anyone this brave. His love for wolves has got to be from God. You couldn’t do this no other way. God gave him this calling and the protection.. God bless this man for sacrificing his life for these amazing animals. I find them beautiful and exciting..

[@fsrsc7]

the kid nailed it. "he is mad"

[@dianetilson7231]

OMG!! He really IS mad!! But in a kinda good way, I'm thinking. I found myself alternately laughing out loud, and gasping in disbelief! Very cool show! (I bet he smells horrible!)

[@rogeramezquita5685]

When the puppy started howling it melt my heart 😍

[@rhyaloveaux]

Just imagine you’re at the shops and there’s only one tin of what you want you reach out to grab it and some guy starts growling at you😂😂😂 then he says to you “I’m the alpha this is rightfully mine”😂😂😂

[@v0m1t_c0r3_kryp]

I would growl back and we’ll *FIGHT* for it. I ain’t leaving the shops without my tomato soup man 😆😆

[@feraldaisy6518]

Lmao sounds like a fucken wattpad story 😂

[@d4rk4c33]

Shaun Ellis: talking wolf language Humans: wtf.....

[@vagabond4176]

D4RK 4C3 wdym? That’s freakin awesome

[@squiddy_bee]

There comes a time when too much is too much. 1. If your family doesn't approve of what you do, then that's their fault. They left him. 2. He's not French-kissing wolves. Any person with common sense should know that licking is not necessarily kissing to a wolf. 3. He did reach them. Although the howl of a wolf is always there the ability is awakened by other members of the pack. He awoke those instincts. He taught them the system of alpha and beta, he also made sure there were things they could do if they are ever released into the wild. 4. He is not attempting to domesticate them. 5. If you have negative things to say about a man who risks his life everyday to do what he loves well keep it to yourself.

[@christinas.4342]

Briar Rose Well aren't you edgy and unique

[@Bbeff.Baby.]

Amen ! thanks for blinding out the HATERS lol

[@jsaucer510]

He never risked his life the wolves have known him since they were puppies. They are caged animals. Just like cats and dogs. Not free wild wolves

[@user-bl8rn4cc9v]

I have been to the wolf and dog development centre in Cornwall and have been in an enclosure with wolf's my child hood dream and wolf pups Sean and his wife are amazing people and I will be going back to their centre every year for as long as I can

[@sarahschannel8984]

Man I have watched this several times I can't get enough of it. I just think this is an amazing story and amazing adventure for this man to have the balls to do something so dangerous and it shows how determine he is as well as how beneficial his work is going to be for the wolves in the wild and in captivity. Let's just hope that the Science World welcomes it all with open arms and not with such judgmental views. Since I don't think he has the scientific background as they do which sadly most of the things they usually frown upon people who try their own things without a scientific back round, education, etc. Sometimes the certificate, the bachelors, the Masters and PhD's really don't matter. Sometimes you just got to have the balls to get out there and do something and this guy has them so kudos to him & congrats Amazing Story..

[@pisahasra1492]

If I met him in person and he's babbling on about wolves because he is truly researching it...fuck it, it's way better listening to him than politicians and religious people babbling on in a group conversation, at least I learn something. I wouldn't turn him down or call him a loon, why people were skeptical in him in the first place is the true wonder

[@Bbeff.Baby.]

The “looniest “ people are usually just the most passionate and the world needs passionate people!

[@bearnip]

I REALLY RESPECT THIS MAN. KINDA MAKES ME WANT TO SOMETHING BOLD...

[@judithcampbell3354]

Sean is the true meaning of ‘ living a double life’... he gave up one family and now has another, The Wolves 🐺 I love this guy 🔥💜🔥 Great documentary thank y’all for sharing 🔥💜🔥

[@Veronika-ej5qe]

Now that's dedication. Love this.

[@buddystewart2020]

This is quite an old video, I did love it. I wonder if his work and explorations have actually helped the wolf community at large. I hope they have.

[@abdirahmandude6228]

that kid thooo Lmao" I think this guy is kinda of mad"

[@I-am-Veritas]

Thanks for uploading this

[@greenyoshigamergamingvlogs5197]

Respect! that's the word of the day....Respect each other!

[@emilyrengifo4018]

omgg this is my favorite narrator lol

[@allymack8665]

This was amazing! I love wolves with a passion! It's a bit dangers but I would give anything to do this.

[@baroneb5043]

yea sure u would

[@ebenezerfigueroa5318]

Such an amazing video and discovery this guy is wild...glad it worked saves a lot of wolf's lives

[@yukloop]

My cat starts freaking out every time wolf man howls! This dude is definitely tuned in.

[@taylortyler9995]

It took me 7 years to finally find this video after hearing about it on JRE. Joe Rogan is a God among men.

[@johnnyarce6313]

Wow... He's living my dream😫

[@imnottheimposter_1411]

That guy served my friend nicely very nice (may god bless him)

[@jaysoncolbert6187]

Probably one of the best humans ever. Makes u realize how special we are but even more how ignorant we are to animal ways

[@WhackyRavenLand]

The more you expose yourself to dirt, mudt, ect, the stronger your immunesystem becomes. It's plain logic. Shower, wash and all that other nonsense x times every day will weaken your immunity! I'm not surprised Shaun is more healthy by living the way that he does, geez xD

[@amywolfe1364]

Robin Batchelor This is true, but I'm surprised he hasn't died from a deadly bacterial infection or parasite. Humans are still weak to these microorganisms.

[@Chris-T4]

+Moist Gnome nice fam

[@thrasher2094]

rs 4h5 It definitely strengthens it as adults. What are you talking about? How will your body know how to fight disease and germs if it never encounters it?

[@streetroyalty2747]

Robin Batchelor

[@deezenuts9094]

in adults your immune system has already developed if you live in a hours the first 20 years of your life then go out into the woods you would most liekly get sick