From Forests to Waters: The Elusive Gray Wolf's Wild Adventures

[@frank4245]

Great new discovery! This is so amazing! Absolutely love it! Thank you so much for sharing!!!...

[@alexmead7056]

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[@deborahbriskie4330]

So very heart warming to watch these amazing wolves in their natural habitat. I truly hope they can save this beautiful natural land and these amazing wolves. Thanks again REAL WILD for sharing. 🌏🐺

[@anandshakti1]

This was beyond precious- the narration, the beautiful wolves, eagle, I just loved it! thank-you so much

[@myronplatte8354]

The wolves see people come, investigate them, intimidate them, and then see them off the island. why is that one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time?

[@monicasegovia6176]

I loved it! 😂 They're like ok you're scaring our fish, shoo

[@tilai.ellisstairs]

Excellent content. Loved getting to watch a documentary about wildlife that isn't terribly sad, simply science & interesting facts. As well as the Indigenous perspective. Thank you Canadian Geographic! My brief time spent with the coastal wolves here in B.C. has been nothing short of magical. Hoping to get back out and photograph them in the near future!

[@successboundd]

I love wolves, they’re not the strongest But the coordination they have to maintain to hunt is simply amazing

[@its_ezralol]

For wolves like grey wolves and sea wolves they are the top predators.Except for bears.And small wolves like the Ethiopian wolf live in the desert they really have no predators.

[@christinemcleod5499]

The wolves are spectacular! Very lucky to live in Beautiful British Columbia!

[@brynmitchell5774]

Great work and footage, great vid !! Such a sacrifice to live in those conditions to study the Wolves.

[@henryharper69]

This was amazing ..hope you can capture more, thank you

[@SteezusONsmokE]

What a fantastic Documentary.

[@lyidacampbell5226]

This documentary film has interesting footage of the world. And I love the nature of the waterfalls are gorgeous 🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🌲🌳🌲🌳🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕☀️🌳🌲🌳🌲🌧️🌧️🌊💦💦🌳🌲🌳🌲🐦🦜🙂♥️👍✌️🖐️

[@wilmagregory8967]

That is so cool. Best video that I have seen on wolves. Thanks and peace.

[@vignesh0177]

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[@wolfgangschroedter3236]

I think the wolf discovering the microfon (and later the Zodiac) did NOT damage or destroy anything. He knows EVERYTHING in his territory - but has never in his life seen these things and so he cautiously explores the find: what is it - is it a dangerous thing - can I eat it???? That`s all he did. It was "damage" only from our point of view . . Great documentation by the way. Thank you. But please: Forget about the music! The sounds of nature would have been far more appropriate . .

[@terilabonte4378]

I enjoy the work so much from these...I just can't comprehend how the score dominating every part of these can be in any way a benefit 🤔. Once again can't even hear the narrator or islanders speaking. Super sad and frustrating 😶. Love, light & laughter friends.

[@lilliehalumi8770]

Well you can always turn on the subtitles and you can see what they are speaking about.

[@slugcat6226]

Idk i can hear them speaking pretty well

[@rommelorbigo6857]

Absolutely wonderful! 👌

[@kenyonhall6332]

I really watched this whole documentary it’s interesting lol

[@wescford]

WoW haha i had no idea. This was so good. Definitely sharing.

[@nicholasanthonyderusha]

Gotta love them Sea Wolfs! Woooooo! :p

[@NobleWolf]

As a Wolf, I am proud and happy to see some of my kind living well in the wild :3

[@ericstarszak2076]

excellent program. would love to go visit there

[@neverendinglove2527]

fantastic docu! just loved it

[@lyidacampbell5226]

I'm just glad there are people out there you can pray before all alone because I could not keep fighting in the forest and myself. Thanks to them they get to see things I never would go with to go see myself. Beautiful animals on land sea in the sky. ♥️👍✌️🖐️🌎🌍🌏🙂☀️🌳🌴🌲🌵🐦🦜🐢🐢🐍🐍🌊🐠🐟🦂🐙🦑🦀🦞🦐🐛🐚🐌🐳🐬🦈🐡🌊 Clean and clear.

[@estebana.miralles3619]

Great video. Yet the music is way to loud.

[@PatriciaHinkler]

I love all of the wolves

[@MrBlackbutang]

🐾🐾🐾🐾❤️ooooooooohuuuu . Nature is such a great wonderful place!

[@marcoakley440]

Excellent beautiful place

[@siggifreud812]

I wonder how much longer this area will stay protected....?

[@vignesh0177]

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[@KittenMcGray]

Makers of wildlife documentaries. Music should not be that prominent every time. I rather hear the people speak and the animals make noice, not turn up the volume so i can and at same time get deaf due to the NOT background music

[@kellyd3364]

Nice to know there's some place that's undisturbed by people

[@kellyd3364]

Humans poorly understand science

[@kellyd3364]

I feel like you're on wolf territory

[@kellyd3364]

Where did your chihuahua come from

[@kellyd3364]

You're welcome 🐺

[@kellyd3364]

Humans are very disruptive

[@dianetaillon9875]

Great documentary but I'm really not nearly interested in the music as I am in what is being said background music for really too loud

[@carolghezzi782]

Very hard to hear music too loud!

[@vignesh0177]

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[@jacksonpresseau9660]

I’ve encountered these in the wild on a few occasions! what a beautiful animal. Occasionally they will lure dogs out to either kill them, or sometimes mate with them. I’m fortunate enough to have a coastal wolf cross

[@Silvio.S.Arruda0044]

Super show of images .. congratulations

[@vignesh0177]

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[@GeorgeCaramalac95]

Interesting video

[@thebeautifullifeofhumanity8949]

Awesome

[@vignesh0177]

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[@rmarriott2]

first the mic then the boat: they knew what you were doing and how you got to their island. then dad decided he had had enough of the crew's smell & constant noise. i am curious if they could hear the night vision equipment. that seemed to bring them all in to investigate. the growl was interesting, but i didn't see any hair raised so it might have just been a friendly "hello." wolves growl often while they're playing. i am a bit surprised that dad wanted anything to do with the mic since it probably stunk of the crew. maybe a crew member who owns a dog was holding the mic in his lap for a while and the wolf thought he was just eliminating competition? but then it must've become a game, kind of a tug-of-war... and he won. lol

[@anupamkumar1519]

Documentary is ok but the background music is too loud and distracting.

[@vignesh0177]

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[@marcelchagnon4960]

Great video.....can.i move in

[@singlehandlefty]

At 43:13 someone says holy s***. What are they teaching Us in this educational documentary.

[@ThePizzaGoblin]

So the term "sea wolf" retroactively has a real animal associated with it. Cool

[@royhay5741]

They're so similar to Fraser Island dingoes

[@Baker-tx7yg]

The information is great. The video sux.

[@duncanself5111]

My surname is apparently from the old English way of saying seawolf that evolved (or devolve) into Self and goes back to viking settlers on the east coast of England FYI lol

[@vignesh0177]

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[@danstevens2204]

🤔 nice story

[@cr0wb3rry]

where my therians at?

[@Kad3onparad3]

Here! I’m a Vancouver island sea wolf therian!

[@moth..]

Here! I’m a red fox and Norwegian forest cat :)

[@Kintcobae]

Heerre!!

[@ErikaMilner]

Here i am !! (Also a Vancouver sea wolf therian, so happy to see more vids of these wolves !)

[@Meeee253]

HEEEREEEE almost got a shift from the first part lol

[@nato4720]

Have you reversed the music and the commentary? Music is loud and commentary is quiet haha

[@vignesh0177]

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[@mrlee9213]

I keep waiting for the casual “aye”

[@slycat1939]

music to loud cant hear dialog sorry :(

[@muamerkapetanovic7940]

amazing willd world

[@cameronsavoie768]

*The musics a bit loud*

[@HeathDawsonFirefoxBushcraft]

Thanks to all but the xylophone player

[@abdulmunim898]

explain the difference between wolf, coyote and fox. thanks, May god bless your kindes in return

[@ZakTheFallen]

It'd be improved without the drunk shaky cam swerving all over the place for no reason... The information was fine, but watching that camera movement made my head hurt. Overall it's great to hear about this discovery and the fight to protect such a unique region with minimal impact from humans.

[@christinaburcell4112]

Now the hunters will know where to find them too

[@franchisefred4066]

This show is a lie. Wolves are nearly extinct. It’s to make people think these animals are still roaming freely unharmed. Hunting was the main reason

[@its_ezralol]

@@franchisefred4066 Wolves are very much alive and well. They are not going extinct anytime soon. As you can see there are many types of wolves which means if one species die we still have many more. Ur a lie if anything…

[@rhymeswithteeth]

I bagged two sea wolves last fall. Just got them back from the taxidermists. He did a great job.

[@lukedarsey4134]

​@@franchisefred4066 literally couldn't take a second to look it up first... 😅 Fuckin ignorance's perfect example.

[@cr0wb3rry]

​@@rhymeswithteeth ew..

[@regortex3364]

Good doc but the music isn’t loud enough.

[@patrickfort4467]

Wild salmon aren't known for parasites. I've cleaned and fileted hundreds of them, and on very rare occasions I've seen a worm.

[@swapshots4427]

youve never heard of BLK?

[@swapshots4427]

or a microscope, apparently.

[@patrickfort4467]

@@swapshots4427 No, and apparently Google hasn't either. I have heard of using an apostrophe for conjunctions though.

[@patrickfort4467]

@@swapshots4427 I don't need a microscope to filet a fish. The worms I've seen didn't require magnification.

[@tazcahoon4051]

You said you’ve seen “a worm” then in another comment say “worms” hmm I wonder who’s being under dramatic lol

[@MrMikewr]

A little bit of embellishment here and there, but I learned a few things. Well worth watching.

[@animalsdocumentary-freequa7472]

it's a war of survival, but is there anything we can do to reduce it?

[@Nahanni_Norway]

WTF with the soundeffekts??? Can't hear what they say

[@aonyx5270]

13:03 Ancestral genetic diversity was higher. This is true of all living things and right in line with the biblical account of creation (and contra the claims of "evolution").

[@catboyedgeworth2469]

false. this is not true of all living things. this is true of wolves in north america, because they were eradicated to near extinction on the rest of the continent, and only a few wolves were able to repopulate once reintroduction and protection efforts began. thus causing a shallow gene pool. only those untouched populations kept their diversity. if what you were saying was true, the untouched population would have lost its diversity at the exact same rate. it couldn't have been "preserved."

[@aonyx5270]

@@catboyedgeworth2469 Agreed it has lost diversity faster due to human persecution and eradication. It is still a fact though that genetic diversity decreases within living organisms over time however because selection selects out portions of dna that are deemed not useful. Whats more, in the case of wolves and many other living things including humans, a few alpha individuals get to seed a majority of the next generation, thus narrowing the gene pool further. Whats even more: mutations represent a loss of functional genetic information, not a gain. Humans and other living things are accumulating mutations at a rate much higher than they can get rid of by selection. As indicated by the bible, the biological world is winding down, on a path from former perfection to degeneration. Of course the process is not so rapid that humans would become extinct anytime soon, but eventually it would happen.

[@catboyedgeworth2469]

@@aonyx5270 this is all complete nonsense. a few alpha individuals? thats not how wolves or humans work. the only reason a few wolves got to seed the next generation after reintroduction is because there were only a few wolves left to reproduce. wolves and humans seek out those who are least related to them, and diversity increases via natural genetic mutation. if we all came from adam and eve, and diversity decreases, how on earth do you get all the different races & natural diversity in humans? you know nothing about biology and are spreading complete nonsense. be silent.

[@aonyx5270]

​@@catboyedgeworth2469 You mean to say you don't know that in a wolf pack, breeding privelege is limited to the alpha male and alpha female? Or that even in humans, some preferred males account for more of the progeny of the next generation than others? or that historically, powerful rulers kept harems and concubines, while ordinary individuals fathered much fewer of the next generation? Even today in some societies. You also don't know that this imbalance is widespread in numerous creatures. And you also don't think this leads to a thinning of the gene pool? You also don't realise that mutations are harmful? Wow. You are, typically, completely brainwashed by the evolutionist machine as well as lacking any ability for critical thinking. As well as having the arrogant touchiness that is the hallmark of the darwiniac.

[@catboyedgeworth2469]

@@aonyx5270 lmao the whole "alpha" bullcrap was discovered to be a myth by the same guy who coined the term. it is based on the behavior of unrelated captive wolves thrown into an enclosure together. in a wild wolf pack, breeding is limited to the parents. the rest dont reproduce with each other, because they're siblings. the rest of the wolves will all eventually disperse to make their own packs, usually males first, but if their parents die this forces the offspring to disperse early. if there is enough food to go around, younger generations of she-wolves will be allowed to have pups with male dispersals, but the male dispersal is usually not allowed to stay with the pack. sometimes they are though. wolf behavior is complex, but survival is difficult enough without wolves wasting 90% of them just being guard dogs for a single breeding pair their whole lives. all wolves are supposed to disperse and have their own litter eventually. hierarchy is based on maturity & parentage, just like every other social animal. not on some innate "alpha" quality.

[@jerlee620]

“In the Native Legends of British Columbia, wolves are neither wicked nor violent..” Ones just a shapeshifter that kills at night #skinwalker

[@imdawolfman2698]

Whereas humans conveniently enslave foreigners to do the killing for them in meat factories out of their civilized view.

[@vignesh0177]

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[@wakeoftheflood2]

So this guy is the first person to ever use science on the BC coast , huh

[@mauriceboucher2221]

Music too loud !!!

[@aadhithyan9562]

❤❤❤

[@vignesh0177]

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[@РушанШигапов-н9е]

Sea wolfes 👍

[@fernandomendoza798]

I have seen some really big coyotess in Laredo Texas.

[@danielhampson]

Is there any need for the overpowering crash bandicoot music? Switching off if that doesn't go away soon.

[@UncouthTiger]

I wish we could release Siberian Tigers in Canada

[@vignesh0177]

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[@its_ezralol]

People would eventually start hunting them..Being an invasive species is not the best..

[@UncouthTiger]

@@its_ezralol Canadians ain't doing shit bruh

[@quitlife9279]

Rebuild the land bridge from asia to america!

[@MrMikewr]

Sorry but this is an ignorant statement. There are enough problems with invasive species.

[@dimplesMcGillicuddy]

Interesting! Background sounds entirely too loud and too much. While people are speaking, there should be NO other sounds.

[@beverlykovic8563]

Great film but such distracting stressful music playing alongside the conversation.

[@sarahcurtice1267]

Seems like somebody could have warned them not to cover their microphone with a dog toy.

[@dpenn464]

Almost 20 mins in & still haven't seen a wolf yet....

[@ayyahennesto4412]

WOLVES ARE FAITHFUL ANIMAL.

[@charleanroberts4506]

i love wolves

[@hipdogdsv]

Background music is too loud and distracting.

[@vignesh0177]

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[@Meeee253]

Hey fellow therians yall here first part almost gave me a shift!

[@andreadelao500]

*Thank you for sharing* 😘

[@vignesh0177]

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[@saeed3171]

👍

[@cameronsavoie768]

It’s makes since humans have claimed almost every good beach It’s no coincidence the only place they live doesn’t have 1000s of people around

[@vignesh0177]

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[@sopantarhei8572]

I should be curious to know the inbreeding coefficient, certainy more than 30.

[@DeniseSlack]

I really wanted to watch this...but after about 5 minutes I had to turn it off...the music is WAY too loud and drowns out the narration! Really annoying!

[@charleyjr.iriarte7428]

It is worth losing the 5k equipment -- capturing the display of their intelligence. If ... just if

[@emmilypalmer9269]

@13:04 Not “strangely” low. It’s BLATANTLY OBVIOUS!!! Our specie negatively affects everything , as usual.

[@jaik9321]

the background music is really irritating ; unable to hear the voice?!

[@kristijantadic8476]

Wow

[@MrBlackbutang]

Anything can adapt. Cougars swim too .

[@toxictoxophilite]

this is how evolution happens

[@vathsalasubramanyam15]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@tigera6681]

It looks sea wolves are smaller than Yellowstone grey/black wolves. Hunters know where to find sea wolves.

[@barbaraledl6263]

A very interesting report but is it really necessary to have all the loud noise, so called music, in such a report. It makes listening harder for people with hearing problems and is louder than the speaker. We seem to live in a world where there has to be more and more noise.

[@kevevans6308]

Mans best friend, yet worst enemy??

[@amandastakeonit7402]

You really shouldn't cuss in a documentary. Now it's not family friendly!

[@Sionnach1601]

Canadian Geographic so concerned with conservation and habitat loss, that it happily let's a wolf take it's time destroying a costly microphone and wind breaker. I'm sure everyone got a good laugh though, so that's the main thing isn't it, a good laugh?

[@idopoliti]

Background music is way too overwhelming and so unnecessary... too bad😑

[@vignesh0177]

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[@blackfalkon4189]

clever doggies

[@garywilliams1935]

This could have been a really good documentary. Ruined by the music - unwatchable.

[@kellyd3364]

Human is my second language

[@canny1485]

Ah, please stop exposing me, im tired of running

[@goatamongsheep4296]

Who is in charge of the background 'noise'?? They are overdue for replacement. Also recommended would be a brain scan to determine alertness... I fear it may be too late. PLEASE DO SOMETHING TO REDUCE THIS HORRIBLE NOISE. Replace your sound engineer

[@dark8588]

Why irritating music🤬😡video is good😇remove sound.

[@radroofer]

You're in their house and you don't think they'll investigate you? That's kinda dumb on your part

[@chrisboken8532]

For those of you who can't hear the narrator over the music, I assure you, it's far more an issue with your hearing than it is this video, but I suppose they should make every video for 90 year olds rather than those that actually use KZbin...