Apex Predators Hunt Their Prey | Wild America | Real Wild

In this compilation, predator and prey is the main event. From bobcats hunting hares to wolves hunting possums, no animal is safe every time from an apex predator. And when thats not the case, there's always disputes, whether its between a pack of wolves and a wolverine over some food or some rams who just cant seem to get along. However, sometimes these prey species are clever with their manoeuvres, and these herbivores manage to outsmart their carnivorous counterparts.
00:00-51:00 Predators
51:01-1:48:10 Spectacular Showdowns
1:48:11- 2:44:57 Great Escapes
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[@byronr4681]

These, the Deeble & Stone and all those other old timey documentaries are the best. You can just feel the passion and love for what they do, it doesn't feel so disconnected as the mainstream documentaries of today do.

[@markuse3472]

For me these type of nature videos are MUCH better than those 'Planet Earth' type of documentaries. For me.

[@gbae636]

Freak

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[@mochsunoto9934]

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[@juniperabbott2614]

Definitely!

[@klee3282]

Marty always show the softer side of the animals family lives, which I do appreciate so much.

[@wanimalworld]

I never watch 40+ minutes of anything on youtube, but I'm yet to start an Animal Fight Night video without finishing it; it's a fascinating, addictive series.

[@kierra_mist]

LOVE THIS DOCUMENTARY ❤IT GIVES THAT OLD BACK IN DAY TYPE FEELING 😊

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[@Courtneyemily91]

Yes, because it was! Better times for sure, imho. 😢

[@jasminemayo872]

Thanks for sharing! OUTSTANDING!

[@anggabumi3979]

I loved this compilation and Wild America! The music and narration was fantastic! 8:32 was brilliant! “The chase is on.” Made me smile from ear to ear with the upbeat music and slow-motion chase! Love it! I wish documentaries like these were still made today. Well-made and informative. ❤

[@wikumchathuranga3667]

Old is Gold. ❤️That Intro music is my favourite those days and still. ❤️❤️

[@Fti193]

Excellent,Excellent, such awesome production.Marty what a fulfilling life and legacy.I grew up with your wildlife,my dad and I shared them nightly , I miss those times with my dad but you made that time special to me I’m great full to you sir best wishes 😊

[@larrylawson2912]

Marty Stouffer and his brothers always made great animal and nature documentaries. Marty loved animals and the outdoors, especially the Western states, and it showed in the quality of his productions. Mutual of Omaha, with Marlin Perkins, also had great nature content. Brings back long ago memories of watching these series in the 70s.

[@signwatcher007]

You mentioned Marlin Perkins, i hadn't heard that name in,well a very long time ago ,brought back some fond memories,sitting in the family room cold as ice outside,Marlins sidekick then was a fella named Jim,.I feel quite sure you remember when Marlin and Jim tried to catch an anaconda snake,nearly killed Marlin,Where did the last 50 years go.🕘

[@RealityWild-bh9sv]

This movie is great, I also often watch animal movies like this

[@joefranks2356]

I use to love watching this and wild kingdom with Marlon Perkins as a kid. No artificial flavors, just an honest documentary.

[@Chibob55]

Ever eat a pine tree?🎄

[@peggypeggy4137]

@@Chibob55Didn't Euell Gibbons use to eat pine trees? 🤥

[@bnj7999]

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[@bgmrelaxation2664]

The narration was amazing, helped me understand everything the video had to offer, it was so relaxing. The sound of nature. It gets better. Don't give up. Don't be ashamed to ask for help. You are capable of doing better things with your life than you might think.

[@gjd1942]

Marty typically narrates the iconic series but in this first feature The Predators. it is Robert Redford that serves as narrator.

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Beautiful Thick Snow 😄😄 Nature Is So Incredible

[@SmirkyWaters]

Some rare intelligent commentary---with the soothing voice of Robert Redford in the first episode, what a treat!

[@juniperabbott2614]

There's tons of documentaries by this narrator!!👍 He looks just how i imagined, too.

[@annmariewilso3016]

She is a gorgeous tarantula! The lid is an ingenious invention. I live the new upgrade! It's beautiful & natural looking. Great job! I am sorry to say I wouldn't have one myself, but I enjoy watching you have them. Thank you for all you do!

[@papachulisimo910]

Joe Franks... I agree this looks that old, I was thinking this was filmed back in the early 70's "LOL" Wild Kingdom with Marlon Perkins was awesome TV I missed the good old days, plus I'm just 21yrs old!!! Too FUNNY!!!

[@wykeishacraft6820]

I love watching documentaries of predator and prey videos,cute lil kittens of bobcat. Thanks to narrators for sharing the documentary 😄😄

[@diontaedaughtry974]

The Skunk scene was insightful and hilarious 🦨😂🤣😂 The Billy Goat mocking the kid Mountain Lion treating him like a punk was too funny 😆🐐. The Wolf vs. the Wolverine was an epic battle.

[@fasx56]

Enjoyed the high quality real life video footage that was loaded with action. The film crew had to spend days in the Mountains and Wilderness to be able film the scenes that are in this compilation. The Editors had to work to put it all together and the Narrator did a fine job to help explain the action. Most people who spend limited time in Wilderness areas would be fortunate to see one of these action scenes unfold, so this type of movie is a treat for us that love nature.

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[@cgyoboi]

High quality isn't what I'd call a 30-40 year old nature documentary, but yeah

[@benfold72]

@@cgyoboi it was 30-40 year ago

[@HellcatMad]

the slow mo on the rams was awesome

[@He4venlyBody]

I love Mart Stouffer! best animal docs on America ever!

[@wendyrobertson3899]

Hey Marty, I watched these videos in my teens and absolutely loved them then and now too. That was back in the 1970's! Today I'm in my 60's and still love your commentary and the lengths to which you went to get these awesome videos. I'm so glad you chose to take up nature videos. I raised my son on these rather than cartoons and I'll tell you! He was way more advanced in his natural sciences classes because of your work. Thank you for once again introducing a new generation to your work. Your work is invaluable to those of us today as we can see how conservation efforts have given these animals a chance to thrive. The discontinuance of DDT in the 1970's has given the once endangered birds a second chance to bring them up to today's thriving populations. I've seen the comments that your numbers are wrong but when this video was published the bird population was on the decline and there were very few bald eagles at the time back in the 1970's but they've thrived and increased in numbers in the decades since then, for which we are all grateful for. I believe that it was determined that ALL egg laying critters were on the decline due to the use of DDT which was made illegal back then, I believe. Thanks once again for your wonderful work!

[@stephaniescarlett7887]

"They are predator and prey, but they are not enemies..." and, "A happy ending, if you were rooting for the hare, but the hare is not the underdog..." if only more folks thought on this plane> and how the "circle of life" realistically functions. Wild America was the first animal based documentary series I ever encountered. My father introduced me to the program when I was four years old. I distinctly remember watching it with him on Sunday nights in the livingroom of our singlewide trailer, courtesy of PBS...Those were the days, am I right??? Waaaay back in 1984 we did things like play outside all day til we were utterly exhausted- because our parents told us too- and then we came in and ate dinner- at this thing called a table- then we took baths and got to lounge around w/ mom and dad for about an hour and a half- or about 3 tv shows- and then we went to bed. w/ no screens of anykind in our rooms because there was 1 tv in the home- and it belonged to the adults- at all times...not to mention it was so large it was literally a piece of furniture in it's own right- it sat on the floor and was the size of a coffee table but taller and the screen was totally encased in thick, heavy wood and speakers. And on that giant piece of technological genius streaked the mighty bobcat, in hot pursuit of the nimble little snowshoe hare> all the action being narrated, of course, by the incomparable Mr. Marty Stouffer- his style, a mixed tone, somewhere between professor, philosopher, sportscaster and friend...Say what you will-and i love Sir David Attenborough- but Marty was my first, and so my favorite...And the memories attached to the series are a tether to a better, simpler, time...Thanks for the revival Real Wild- though this wasn't your mission, you aced it and i am most grateful for the chance to timetravel with all who are watching so as we look back, let us also look forward> Happy New Year, may peace be with you always and everywhere

[@harrysurtees8710]

Wow great comment. I too loved Marty Stoffer and believe his are my favorite animal shows.

[@deanwarnham1389]

Yes it's hard to root for any of the creatures,just acpet the ending .

[@soulqueen3819]

I remember this man from years ago I believed he died but I enjoyed watching his animal documentaries when I was younger

[@susantetreault9588]

He sounds like Robert Redford to me.

[@haronmomanyi8962]

. I

[@magicmanguitarstands5367]

Marty Stoufer was the main guy. This is Robert Redford here for some reason.

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

@@magicmanguitarstands5367 it’s Marty Stouffer. He had a regular and very popular show in the 80’s

[@basslover48]

He's still alive. He's 74 years old now.

[@iteerrex8166]

Love the intro, reminds of when I was a little and I’d watch all the great programs on PBS.

[@johnwill8]

Exactly... The intro music is very nostalgic for me as well. It took me back to my childhood watching PBS on channel 12 with my family 👍🏾

[@Mazblues]

around which year is this, please? Friggin love it. The Red Wolf is pretty much extinct by now..

[@cristinaherrera5321]

This is nostalgic for me. I've been craving the old, PBS - style programs from my day (70s - 80s).

[@chanasir6398]

So amazing. So nice. I like it so much. Thanks.

[@4KRelaxingPiano]

the wild life is amazing. Thank you for sharing

[@prodigal1970]

Love this amazing production, I hear Robert Redford narrating the first part.

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

It’s Marty Stouffer the man you see in the video

[@gustophercokchammer4575]

@@moneyandtimefreedom3352 not being a butthole but it says its narrated by Robert Redford in the beginning. 1:36

[@luisitocolon2011]

Oh my God this is so great this is a masterpiece can't believe I never seen this the music in the background The Voice bro this is real life cartoon it's just like literally real life cartoon it's a masterpiece

[@longyone1980]

I used to wake-up every Saturday morning just to watch this show 👍

[@woutervandenbosch8161]

Thx for this one! How old is it? 70's 80's?

[@shaunage6841]

I love the Mono sound, makes me think of the old Disney flicks I watched when I was a child.

[@RealityWild-bh9sv]

44:39 The scene between the mother and her goat family was so touching to me

[@MyronM_erv1220]

this is amazing

[@anthonysanto9802]

I love this documentary 🥰

[@michaelbradford4444]

Waking out of a light sleep I heard a familiar voice and thought ( A River Run Through It ) was playing....my favorite movie ! Watching most of Predators was enlightening and saddening as many things in life are and if a prayer can help than I can only try .

[@woutervandenbosch8161]

A golden oldie 👍

[@BorisLu]

Nice film!

[@dillanmccants4642]

Correction: the Cougar is the largest NORTH American cat. The largest in all the Americas is the Jaguar

[@keithrichardson8268]

Correction: He didn't say, "AmericaS" he said "America". This was aired in 1982, from the Stouffer brothers collected works dating back to the late 60s. The entire series was based on the wildlife of North America. That was understood.

[@annpeerkat2020]

@@keithrichardson8268 If that was "understood" why does the youtube thumbnail show a leopard... not even a jaguar? A bit "not understood" about this video.

[@gjd1942]

In the the first have of the 20th century, he'd have been saying Jaguar as they once lived in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico. Unfortunately they no longer do.

[@regulator1077]

I loved watching this. Used to watch the wildlife special program on TV many years ago.

[@devonhoneycutt]

I was in my teens when I watched it 👍

[@AGTTMAOOTB]

I love old nature documentaries

[@canchan1653]

000Uhr 0u000in 00090

[@docanimaisselvagens]

Os documentários sobre a vida selvagem oferecem uma visão fascinante do comportamento animal.

[@KhairiLah87]

Omg I remember watching this on vhs when I was a kid.

[@lisabutler5563]

SO amazing

[@PisethSann]

That's much fun. I love that video so much. I love wildlife

[@dawnbiasini8669]

I like these but David attenbrough will always be a favorite

[@delorasledge2492]

Look at the paws on that Lynx. He is absolutely gorgeous.

[@etuc_fuzwy3055]

Beautiful creatures❤

[@manoochehrghanbari2325]

Thank u

[@ckadventure313]

Wow Amazing 😻

[@harlowjademermaid1882]

Marty Stauffer was my isssh. I think the Apex jawn was Robert Redford, though. They don't make shows like this anymore, everything is sissy-fied. His voice takes me back. Theres nothing like true ol'school nostalgia. I used to love watching this show & WHYY/ PBS shows (Doctor Who, Sesame Street, Mister Rogers, Nature shows, etc.) I'm the only one that I know that watched this kinda stuff when I was little, while all of my friends were watching lame cartoons.

[@michaelalexander8238]

So cool, me too. While everyone else watched crap, I loved Nova

[@milanAben]

I miss the old days in the 1990's at our family house every sunday night watching on our black and white television with my siblings, dad on the sofa snoring while mom was crocheting at 8 p.m., waiting for us to finish the Tarzan movie and telling us to sleep after the movie.

[@hhottechnologies2651]

Fine Photography. I Love the way every creature and its environment fit together. It is truly evidence for Design by a very intelligent and gifted Creator.

[@-drakrats-]

No, it's not. It clearly shows how everything have evolved naturally to fill a particular niche.

[@simpleman283]

I agree 100% We have a creator & he loves us.

[@simpleman283]

@@-drakrats- I understand why you would reply to a creation comment, you are a Darkstar. You still know the truth, but deny.

[@pedrocampos1787]

What ook.

[@VirgoCali89]

I love the original documentaries they are so authentic unlike today where almost everything from national geographic is staged

[@issuraphabbutanan4328]

tell the truth

[@jnielsen90]

That would be because we killed most of what wildlife was here and so they have no choice but to stage much of it....it's not like they decided to do this or even want to do it, so it's our fault we can't get that kind of authenticity anymore

[@blackholesun9068]

I agree.

[@triassicpark947]

what you don't think that final scene with the pronghorn and coyote was 'staged' af. or at least edited af

[@jnielsen90]

@@triassicpark947 Edited is a better word.....it's not staged but heavily edited....for example nobody wants to watch a Lion Pride sleep for 20 hours, they want to see the 4 hours theyre hunting...we edit that 4 hours out of their 24 total for our docs ;)

[@pieternel101]

I did not expect this film to be so good. Glad I kept watching. The narrator's message is powerful and on occasion a sad tragedy of human invasion.

[@Izzymohammed1]

I love the bear cubs they are so gorgeous ❤️

[@jonbuuck7687]

God... I miss this show.

[@Miesozerca]

Ohhh... What a wonderful world...

[@delorasledge2492]

That mountain Ram is gorgeous - no cougar, yiu cannot have them.

[@jaybrown4526]

Funny how the cougar screams at the Bily goat for defending itself, haha!! "Hey, quit jabbing me with them horns!!" Thats a bully for ya. Can never take it when the victim defends himself much better than anticipated, haha!!

[@richardtuholsky4028]

Let’s go brandon 🍦🍦🍦

[@bulldogger1467]

awesome soundtrack

[@polygamous1]

this is Brilliant the only thin missing from this is David Attenborough to be not just a amazing documenary but in the best documentaries onearth Butexcellent just the same

[@maryloucoulson2556]

But

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[@rogerdudra178]

Well, you got to my breaking point crawling into a cave of rattlers. That's where I quit.

[@harrysurtees8710]

Marty, it's been a long time since I've seen any of your shows. My favorite host. I love all your old shows. WILD AMERICA, sweet sound to my ears. Oh, When I first clicked on wild america, I donated $20.00, I thought it was for you. Oh well, Ukraine needs help.

[@phill8005]

There are numerous eagles around me in Louisiana.

[@user-th7od1bj5w]

Nice 👍

[@brooklynparks1842]

nice

[@jameslafreniere473]

I love Marty Stouffer's shows

[@bcallahan3806]

Marty was probably the best North American wildlife cinematographer I've ever watched. Clean concise and learn as you go. Was fair and honest. I grew up on Marlin Perkins before he sat in the safety of the helicopter as Jim wrestled the 30 ft Anaconda. 😨😆😅😂. (For those who know). Marty's production brought real life, right here and right now. It wasn't Africa but our own backyard in jeopardy. Not by hunters but urban and suburban sprawl. Those so called environmental groups do more to devastate wildlife and habitat, while hunters, fishermen men and women alike, trappers do more to support wildlife and habitat than all other groups combined every year. Tell me when Sierra have been anywhere near the northeast coast of the U.S.?. How bout I go take a look at their dwellings and landscape?

[@wantedbravo8199]

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[@laurenmcrae4598]

❤ I’m

[@deanwarnham1389]

Unless you live in the wilderness I would seriously question the need to hunt .

[@hueyx3166]

How old is this doc?

[@gjd1942]

This is Robert Redford narrating the first episode The Predators. In the following two episodes Marty narrates.

[@SPRDAVE]

Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, with lorne green 😁

[@soccerislifetraining]

Nice footage anyway me and my dog enjoy this

[@emmawieson2121]

Your dog just cares about food and all it sees is still moving food. Don’t kid yourself

[@jaybrown4526]

Thats so interesting how a predator wont kill unless there's resistance. Unless its earned so to speak. Ive seen videos where a Lioness wont kill a Gazelle that simply stands there and refuses to run. The Lioness bats at it a few times and then wanders off bored. Fascinating!

[@jeremiahjohnson9908]

How do you figure ..."the Wolf is no match for the tenacious Wolverine."...I just watched the video and the Wolf clearly won the arguement.

[@mofasagame9228]

Old is gold

[@pedrocampos1787]

Old is gold.

[@tankofnova9022]

Let a WATOP video use auto select and ran into this. Best video to listen to while trying to pass a headache on the bed.

[@kavansurf]

Peregrine Falcon and Bald Eagle are no longer on the Endangered list

[@dbarrettmedia2963]

The bobcat and lynx look like they are playing 🤣

[@daftphil9706]

Reminds me of the short nature films that were played before the Saturday Morning Picture Show at the cinema when I was a kid in the 70s. 20 pence I think it was for about 3hrs worth of big screen entertainment. And 3hrs our parents had to themselves!!!!🤫🤫🤫

[@briansidney3403]

Missouri has that many just south of me. Southwestern Mizzou

[@beatleographer_10-51]

I know nature has to take it's course. But it sucks to leave a turtle lying on its back just to come back another time to show us the course of nature.

[@gbae636]

It's great isn't it.

[@manooch]

You are right , I go further and say the whole nature sucks, you know why , because equal to the number of predatory animals alive, say millions times daily , other animals should be murdered, a lot of them slowly with suffering badly. But I believe in God and life after death strongly anyway! btw I can't watch graphic parts , those who enjoy watching them are sadistic and scary and should see a doctor

[@tariqbarlas4353]

good

[@mackmcdonald3890]

looking for one of Marty's films where rattlesnake kills large hawk...

[@wildanimalattackskr]

야생의 자연은 흥미롭습니다. 야생에서 동물들이 서로 사냥하고 공격하는 모습이 인상적이다. 저에게 유익한 영상입니다. 다음 영상도 계속 시청하겠습니다.

[@Everything-dr1wb]

Like your video and thank you for sharing 👍😁

[@davidjonathan5114]

That wolverine manhandled that wolf!

[@GoHARD99]

Yes it did he won't try that again the wolf learned a lesson next time run away

[@elitehacker1416]

Yes the Alaskan Kodiak bear is technically the biggest bear in the world however polar bears can get just as tall and have know to weigh up to 2,210lbs. Polar bears average weight is around 1,000 to 1,500 lbs. While average weight of a Kodiak bear is 1,500lbs and the polar bears is varies between 1000 to 1500lbs the polar bear can actually grow to be way bigger and heavier if it well fed tho this is rare since that's why the Kodiak bear is technically the biggest bear in the world

[@loihungwong2245]

#

[@lenardhopefull4980]

Agora que Emos alamardos a todos con nuestros calientisimos ejercisios..:)

[@djgene5621]

26:39 I feel that this phenomenon escapes most humans.

[@davidgriffith7166]

Too many ads.

[@scottjays360s.johnson2]

Saying only 1,000 pair of Bald Eagles exist today in the United States is incorrect. Washington State alone has that many. Alaska has more Bald Eagles than any other state. There are 30 Thousands of them. Even Florida has one of the largest populations of the American Bald Eagle.

[@robsperry8481]

Central PA and I've seen at least 10 in my life. They are prehistoric looking.

[@mitchellandrew3318]

Yukon Canada and NT have tons of them also. Tons all over BC as well. And Vancouver Island.

[@keithrichardson8268]

This aired in 1982, and was from collective works of the Stouffer brothers, dating back as far as the mid 60s. Their work in wildlife conservation is likely responsible for there BEING so many Bald Eagles today.

[@albertojimenez4528]

Can you please be quiet

[@chadkline4268]

The problem was DDT.

[@hulanbailey5219]

marty o my gosh luv it hu

[@lenardhopefull4980]

Vamonos a Este siguiente programa

[@samuraix8418]

The predators are smart but the prey is also smart to outsmart them

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

No animals caught a meal in the making of this video , no prey animals were harmed.

[@babakgholian3467]

When man decline to let it live in peace ! A sentence that i will never forget .

[@bmaccounts5422]

What year what this running on TV?