Grey Wolves in Nature - PART 1 - Rocky Mountains, British Columbia, Canada

[@harmoni4499]

What a beautiful film! These wolves are unbelievably gorgeous!

[@neildbarker]

Really amazing to watch these wolves just walk and trot around. Their movement is so fluid and natural fascinating to observe. Thanks for sharing and I also appreciate the natural sounds in the background.

[@muamerkapetanovic7940]

This majestic animal will never dance in circus..❤️❤️

[@elijahglasser1421]

Marvelous Wolves 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@HelloWorld-eb1rv]

What a beautiful and intelligent animals I love wolves…thank u good job 👍

[@rainatmadji3240]

They are so beautiful

[@KittieCat89]

It's so calming watching them running around in the woods😍 love this channel and can't wait to see more!! Love from Germany😚😋😍😘

[@northernlightswildlifewolf2537]

Thank you so much for your support! Stay tuned and we will upload new Videos every week! Love from Canada! ❤🐺🌲

[@terryfarrell1757]

They are beautiful

[@vees_bees]

Gorgeous wolves and beautiful photography! Subscribed!

[@clockworkNate]

5:40 🤣 omg I love seeing the wolf here apply cologne from the ground like my dog weirdly does sometimes lol

[@Buff_Dave_Oprtr]

Just subscribed. I see you haven't posted in about a year. Are you planning any new videos?? Thanks

[@davidvanlalsawma7123]

Help me please how to make them stop the senseless wolf culling in British Columbia .

[@ShikokuFoodForest]

How may I help? Are you taking action?

[@AnimalParkAurora]

Wow!! we have wolves too !! 😊❤🐺👍

[@ShikokuFoodForest]

These top predators play a vital role in the very conservation of our forests and land by increasing the land’s capacity for self renewal. Let’s all help to protect the wolves and by doing so help all nature.

[@silasaiyathurai9891]

I am coming October 1 2022

[@kratsjovic]

How was it?

[@terryfarrell1757]

Real nice to look at. I wonder how you get your camera set up to where the wolves are traveling and come straight to your camera every time

[@northernlightswildlifewolf2537]

Hi Terry! We are outside with them and they just walk right beside us 😁

[@billythatkidd6926]

He throes food to them

[@tigera6681]

wolves are looking for food. they look hungry.

[@northernlightswildlifewolf2537]

Wolves are using scent as one of their three ways of communication. Sniffing is a big part of their social behaviour.

[@Chris-ud1ih]

Why let them get used to people?It's a death sentence.Leave them alone.