Germany's Wild Wolves: As they really are | Full Documentary

Wolves - some see in them predatory beasts, others romanticize them as mythical creatures. Many are fascinated by the strict hierarchy often described by scientists studying wolves in reserves. But does such a competitive hierarchy also exist in the wild? How do wild wolves live? The film Germany's Wild Wolves shows how similar the social structures of humans and wolves are. It clears up modern myths about a fascinating wild animal which can once again play an important role in Germany's wildlife.
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I’m happy to see people sharing this world with these wonderful animals! It’s boring without them!

[@mello3214]

Love these magnificent animals! They deserve a place on this earth as does every creature!! ❤️

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I love their howl nothing to beat that sound in the animal kingdom.

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Glad they have wild wolves in Germany!

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Wild life is too important for protecting ecosystem balances...it was enjoyable ,interesting video thanks for sharing....

[@casadelosotte]

Great documentary, explaining some important things about wolves I did not know. Thank you so much!

[@andacomfeeuvou]

While some wisely work to protect these animals, others foolishly decide to kill them.

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Yea but if there killing your heard & livelihood wot do you do..?? Starve.?👎👎

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Wolves have thrived for thousands of years by being hunted by humans

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@@andylyon3867 except last time we dont have rifles and systemic hunting

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I loved this so much. Thank you for sharing the actual truth of wolves

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Wow! The tank range brought back memories. We fired at Grafenwehr I believe. Great times🤓

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New sub Xcited to be here🤓

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“Wolves wherever they appear danger threatens ” the documentary starts with this sentence. Is that true?

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No.

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Get an Esel for your Livestock projection !

[@Eppietrap]

"Whith in 2 minutes, the prey is dead" that`s highly unusual. With an older prey it takes at least half an hour and often the prey is partly eaten alive.

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LOVE WOLVES!

[@kendallkahl8725]

Eurasian wolves are more prone to be Maneaters more than American wolves. Old World wolves grew up with people. When people came to the America's they had standoff distance weapons so wolves learned to keep their distance. When they lose their fear of people where hunting is banned they start snatching pets and children with toddlers being easy prey and they tend to target children, women and the elderly. That's why its important to maintain at least light hunting. Bears are the same way. Its better they avoid people than become problem animals that end up being culled by wildlife rangers. Some people are repulsed by the idea of allowing hunting and don't understand without it far more animals end up having to be destroyed even for things like getting into the trash. For the animals sake its better that apex predators view people as dangerous and keep a safe distance away from people. I don't like the idea of killing animals that haven't bothered people but the precise reason they avoid people is that they view them as a threat.

[@Eppietrap]

Wolves in The Netherlands behave differently! They sleep in (urban) gardens, walk towards people, and are losing their fear for human beings. Netherland is too crowded and the situation will become dangerous in the future.

[@Eppietrap]

Dangerous animals, roaming streets of villages and cities. And certainly not as shy as we where told by the experts.

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