Grey Wolves Destroy Camera in Yellowstone | Wildlife in 360 VR

A grey wolf pack roams its territory in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem during a snowy winter.
Grey wolves were documented in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem back in 1872 when the national park was originally established. Over time the wolves were hunted due to perceived conflicts with game species and livestock until the 1940’s when they were rarely seen. By the middle of the century, wolves were almost completely lost from the lower 48 states. After the grey wolf was classified as an endangered species in 1974, efforts began the following year to restore a population in Yellowstone. However, it was not until 1995 that 31 wolves were relocated to the park from western Canada. In January of 2020, there were approximately 100 wolves in the national park, and there are over 500 estimated to be in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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[@katherinekirkhope9399]

This is the best thing ever. I grew up in Southern Ontario and actually remember the wolves howling near Algonquin Park. You could hear them travelling through the forest, deep and dark through the night. Thank you.

[@predwolfxx1217]

One of the wolves make me chuckle a little when they tried to destroy the camera because it's so cute. 😊❤

[@jakesanchez6621]

Pretty sure the last clip can't be posted by you since the wolf was the one recording the video, not you, making the wolf the legal owner of the footage. Be sure to contact the wolfs lawyer to ask if it's ok you use his footage in your video. ;)

[@user-vj9jl4zv9k]

👍👍👍🤣Спасибо!

[@Yourlocal_Aries0405]

Karen

[@kaysimperfectgarden.4043]

Oh my word! Shame about the camera but brilliant to see and hear the wolves just being natural and doing their thing. Beautiful animals.

[@worthless_child.]

this is truly how cute and funny wolves actually are, alot of ppl misunterstand them

[@BlueTheVelociraptorBTV]

What an interesting video… The breath smells just like I imagined it would, like rotten eggs and sour death (and maybe even a hint of kibble.) The teeth are like knives going into my skull as I’m pushed deeper and deeper into it’s jaws. The tongue is soft, warm, and slimy like a wet sponge. This may seem odd but I have grown fond of this feeling as I lived near wolves when I was little, and would let them play around with me, occasionally having my head in one’s mouth for a few seconds and being rubbed by the soft tongue as it tried to either swallow me or get me out of it’s mouth… Such wonderful creatures…

[@jbiehlable]

Gregory said as he dies of Roxy induced mauling…also found the vore enthusiast.

[@xtorixbearx]

Woah so cop I love when the wolf comes up and boops their nose it’s so adorable☺️☺️☺️

[@thewestfaceofdhaulagiri6697]

I've seen this video multiple times but I just saw something I didn't see before. There is another wolf you can barely see on the other side running through the forested part and not in the open part where there is just snow. Right about 1:54-1:55 you can see a wolf dart out through the tree(vertically in the center of screen, horizontally a bit to the right)

[@rickhobson3211]

I wonder why the 360 cuts out as the wolves are gnawing on the camera. Is there some sort of mechanical component to the system?

[@jamesmeadows6297]

Getting eaten by a wolf POV

[@ColdPotato]

Funny, I put up a game camera in the mountains of Idaho, but an Elk found it in a couple days and nudged it some giving me some great muzzle video. Amazingly I think it helped level the camera a bit making for great video the months after.

[@tovebjrsvik4964]

Thank u so much for this beutifull video. Felt so close and so cool to see them striding along 🐾💞🐾😍💋🙏

[@meapantz1983]

He's like go away cam

[@Watchingonthewall24]

Smart animals!

[@WildlifeProtectionSolutions]

: )

[@rachelbrown4081]

Aw that made giggle

[@Caddl123]

WGreatings from Germany. ANd i can say from the colour on the fur of the black wolve I knoew hin from other cams around out there. And i saw another wolfe that was fully white on a canadian wildcam THAT was intersting. Thanks for the videos.

[@Benomarr]

Heem give us a snow cold shower 😅

[@CatLover11]

When they put their mouth on the camera I felt that 💀

[@kristinaprice3870]

Awesome video!

[@franciscoeme]

What camera is this ?

[@heccishcloud]

nom nom.... That was delicious -wolf

[@eringemini7091]

That was awesome!

[@adamcollegeman2]

excellent

[@NGTRR34723]

NONONONO. DONT EAT ME WOLF. AAAAAAAAAA

[@raymondrong5714]

Amazing scientific time

[@rebel1766]

Pretty sure the howlings are fake.

[@kyraplayz7063]

one wolf had a colloar

[@briandp0560]

That’s how it’s done. They’re trained professionals that study wolves. The wolf pack is known to them. They track them sometimes through the use of radio or other tracking capable collars.

[@rebel1766]

Two, actually.

[@ACE29096]

I would love to be with wolves like to live with them