How Elusive Indian Wolves Co-exist With Shepherds | Walking With Wolves | Real Wild

[@amritanshupandey2578]

India and its folklore that teaches co-existence truely beautiful and heartwarming.

[@TheOpenImage]

If Bent-ear were a tiger, his story would have been known widely all over the land. Heads of states would have gone to catch a glimpse of him. But since he's only a wolf, few people will be interested in him. However a story such as this will change all that, and get more people interested in knowing about wolves and other animals such as hyenas, jackals, foxes etc. Fascinating story!

[@niharg2011]

The sad reality of conservation in our country, the likes of Caracals and Pallas's Cat are ignored cause people don't know about them enough or they aren't flashy enough while investments are made to bring Namibian Cheetahs to India.

[@shahidabbasofficial2518]

Producers and commentator to create suspense and curiosity but after all its just a wolf🙄

[@TeraDost4531]

@@shahidabbasofficial2518 Clearly Biology and ecology is not your forte. Predators like wolves are important to sustain forests, trees and diversity.

[@akashkumarmandal5313]

My interest has been on wolves since childhood, I search a lot about him, but the sad thing is that our government does not think anything about there conservation. The government still doesn't even know how many wolves are left in India.

[@aditendrasingh1119]

Yes its just a wolf.. sad If it were like this too then maybe the government would have paid more attention.. People would have come to see it too and the government should have done something to save it, today it is even worse than tigers in the wild.. it is a matter of great regret... Shayad iss liye hee inn par documentaries bahut kam banti hai...

[@akashkumarmandal5313]

Indian government: Crores of rupees are being spent on the cheetah of kuno national parks, but they are not paying attention towords wolves, which is very important for biodiversity.

[@xenon6947]

At least they can relocate few Gir lions to other states.

[@direwolf7491]

​@@xenon6947That is a bad idea. Number have to reach 1500-2000 before they are translocated.

[@anuragparanjpe]

मोदी का निर्णय है तो ठीक ही होगा।।

[@anuragparanjpe]

​@@xenon6947Lions are the property of Gujrat. We will never ever give away loins

[@neeturawat6488]

​@@xenon6947 Actually kuno was chosen as the place for lion relocation, but this matter went to the supreme court and court and the Gujarat govt said that lions are Gujarat's pride, and the rest is history ...

[@gabinathan5499]

I WAS REALLY IMPRESSED WITH THIS DOCUMENTARY . I HOPE THE NOMADIC TRIBES +THEIR WILD BROTHERS SERVIVE.

[@rushi7312]

Beautiful documentary, I sincerely hope those nomadic tribes can survive alongside their lost brothers.

[@driveincanada9713]

👍

[@melissamartin8266]

What an amazing story...so beautiful. These nomads realize what most people don't. We take away their habitat, and expect them to adapt, and cry when they attack something of ours just to survive. When we run out of room, we just keep going, and take and take and take some more, until there's nothing left. Even when we have everything we need, we still want more. Every single one of these creatures, whether it be wolves, jackals, hyenas, etc. add a vital chain to a link that is slowly dying. We may not see the effects for years, but one day we will realize continuing to eliminitate links from that chain will have a detrimental effect on our lives and, one day, I think, we will be the ones who will be stealing just to survive.

[@shatnermohanty6678]

I have seen a Real Indian Wolf on Two occasions . They are as tall as a German shepherd dog but skinny like a Greyhound, built for running . Their legs are slender but their paws are disproportionately bigger

[@shadowwolf1355]

Fantastic choice for an upload! Thanks Real Wild!

[@driveincanada9713]

👍

[@Vagabond_Aman]

Indian Grey Wolves, my favourite wild beast. ♥️♥️♥️♥️ Hope we give them their share which they owe. 'Bent Ear' , nature always surprises. Thank you 'Real Wild' from the core of my heart for documenting this incredible creature. I used to browse a lot on internet for 'Indian Wolves' documentary but always left empty handed and disappointed. But, good things take time. Here it is ! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@shatnermohanty6678]

You can watch video of Indian Wolves hunting Blackbuck on KZbin

[@sudeepsamalex7492]

The survival story of Bent Ear is amazing. Great job done by Joe and the team revealing the story of a historic brotherhood.

[@shatnermohanty6678]

1:29 this was the habitat of the Indian Cheetah where they hunted the Blackbuck antelope and the Chinkara gazelle .

[@anti-Russia-sigma]

This reinforces my belief & respect for natives as nature preservers.The nomads should be compensated for the losses.🌏

[@hemanthur]

wow... after hearing the story "why not to kill" 🙏, what a great way of ensuring coexistence. This is THE SIGNIFICANCE of the culture, we inherit from elders. It may not take us at jet speed, but, ensure "our existence, along with our eco system's"..!!

[@okbye9600]

It's amazing how just yesterday I saw a wolf like this who had a bent ear while I was crossing a jungle at about 10 p.m. I was so amazed that I stopped after watching him but he looked at me and went into the jungle. Location : Tripura, India.

[@shelbyindianajones3226]

What a really great film! I was really hoping that the little wolf would get that sheep after taking apart the pen that was just great

[@lorrainnecuevas1949]

What a remarkably beautiful film about Indias Wolves…..

[@tman5634]

Half way through it & love this. I've always owned & trained part wolf hybrid dogs. Totally amazing dogs that humans can learn alot from.

[@driveincanada9713]

👍

[@e.s.1370]

What do you mean you "owned" them? This is a surprising concept.

[@tman5634]

@@e.s.1370 Owned as in owning a dog.

[@utkarshdubey6882]

one of the fantastic documentries i ever seen on indian wolf.

[@shahidabbasofficial2518]

Real Wild is doing Great work.I enjoy their documentaries.

[@pauldevanand8295]

Fantastic work by joe and his team May this inspire and encourage wolf conservation in India, And other grassland echo system

[@nareshkachare9519]

I belong to the shepherd community, and i loved the story.

[@Ajit_wildlife]

Wow what a documentary .. Wolves need more help and protection. Incredible

[@umakanthk1226]

Wonderful story of bent ear, Ramappa and Ambaresh with Joe

[@mnm25479]

Loved the documentary.

[@driveincanada9713]

👍

[@peterlubbers5947]

What a truly amazing story this is and captured on film no less!👌🙏

[@hieuvu7984]

This document is definitely more thrilled than James Bond's movies.

[@harshpatil70]

Classic Documentry about Indian Wolf...loved it

[@austineafford]

In Rudyard Kipling classic novel The jungle book.

[@lukedarsey4134]

Fascinating, wonderful information. I have Love for India.

[@KrishnaPrasad-em2vc]

Wonderful documentary about Indian Wolve's ❤❤❤❤❤

[@yogeshghatage5180]

Loved the story. Loved the legend. The myth.

[@debasishswain538]

The real hero " Rambapa " , who protects the wolves.

[@neilpinto7126]

Amazing story… hats off to you Joe! One of the best wild life story/documentary that I have seen in a while.

[@kapilmahale8411]

Very nice story lots of love from maharastra

[@charlesghannoumlb2959]

Wolves are omnivores they do eat fruits and bananas when they dont get to hunt, its not there favorite but they manage, great documentary

[@whatname4613]

So can wolves climb trees? I've heard that wolves plough fields too.

[@shatnermohanty6678]

Yes , you are right , they do eat Fruits but are mostly Carnivorous .

[@shatnermohanty6678]

@@whatname4613 watch at 8:41 The guy Ambrish who says Wolves eat berries is an expert tracker with experience of hunting Wolves . He knows more about those Wolves than you or me .

[@csbalachandran]

This would have been more interesting if, instead of the narrator's voice over, *the voices of the people involved* told the story.

[@rahuldeshpande4449]

Beautiful documentary

[@anirudhmanwal8189]

Very interesting, please upload more documantry on Indian wildlife

[@bayapd]

I read the story about the Shepards and wolf in some children book while growing up in India. They are talking in Kannada, probably Northern Karnataka. They are endangered and Indian government must create sanctuaries for indian wolf.

[@fredmac1000]

Looks like a “Movie”, rather than a “Documentary”,,,!! Many of the shots surely were staged,, perhaps a mix !! In any ways, truly fascinating and engaging,,, well done 🙏🙏🌷🌷

[@ajstilllovessh]

Really loved it 🥰🥰🥰😍😍 but at the same time it hurts

[@kingrichards9295]

Indian and state govts should preserve other wild lives, not just the tigers😢, plz save wolves, jackals, foxes too😭🙏🙏🙏

[@desi_patriot]

What a profound shock... First of all, I never expected wolves here... and that too in the arid south central part and on top of it another bigger shock,, a top carnivore subsisting mainly on berries and fruits... vow!! Nature has so many surprises and hidden secrets

[@beastABC]

Can you search India's caracal's

[@ультрон-ъ2о]

Yeah bruh they are very very few left maybe 15 - 20 now

[@GoddessOfLightMagee]

Great documentary

[@parthasarathyradhakrishnan6328]

Good job, Joe ❤️

[@abhisekpradhan4017]

The wolves of india are remarkable we must save them

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

The sequel to “Dances with wolves” 😆

[@driveincanada9713]

👍

[@anti-Russia-sigma]

Pls,take nature preservation more seriously or stop chatting.🌏

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

Nice

[@mello3214]

Wonderful story !!!! Awesome documentary 👍❤️

[@orakzaibuildersrealestate1124]

Nice ..make more like these

[@JayadevPanda-nh7me]

The story is absolutely true because it is sanatan dharma not any ibhramic world where people much greeder in bharat (India) we worship every animal

[@omsachinmahale9621]

Hats off Great documentary

[@Earthstoriesbydev]

is this research published? can u get the full name of joe somewhere?

[@sunnyjose4552]

well, the fact that the nomads are indeed watchful for the survival of the wolves by keeping their whereabouts a secret should tell you that the co-existence existed even before any known conservationist tried to bring about the values for coexistence.

[@curtislavallee8444]

This is juss awesome Saucy,lol......i'm at 22 48, shiiite is funny as Fook...........Thanks again

[@samratmondal9524]

Stop destroying forest, control human populations, save Indian wolf save forest save our future 🐺🐺🐺❤❤❤❤🌳🌳🌳

[@drshilpitiwari8826]

Thanks to these Hindu beliefs, which relate trees, animals, elements and humans in a relationship web, that many species continued to habit India.

[@mridulkrishna2982]

Wonderful work

[@TeluguTakshashila]

Wow wonderful life journey

[@rajaramiz7896]

Amazing

[@shatnermohanty6678]

Wonderful Video 👍

[@FlakesonYT]

By any chance this is Saswad, Maharashtra?? I don't know another area where we find Indian wolves

[@AM-ef3su]

Yes same feeling shepherds are looks like dhangar marathi but can not listen any marathi

[@jagandoreswamy3247]

They are talking in kannada..n looks like this is north karnataka..

[@shatnermohanty6678]

There is a video of a pack of Indian Wolves hunting Blackbuck in Gujarat's Velavadar Sanctuary

[@kumar7586]

No, this is Karnataka.

[@sibbyalexander4956]

Respect ✨❤️

[@itsjotime]

So beautiful

[@tanuj123sri]

Where is this location? I want to visit

[@keeya_ks]

They keep their location secret if you actually watched the video so people who are selfish don’t interfere

[@GurmukhSingh-uv1yo]

Gud job

[@rajhajong365]

Thank you Ramapan

[@cpk2023]

Great vedio bro

[@deeT02]

It's pretty sad they have no way to feed except steal from shepherds. They have decimated the land 😢 The reddish wolf they call it looks like a fox

[@ryanbraganza2259]

Is this maharashtra or karnataka?

[@Dicloxacillin_dexmedetomidine]

Is it available in original language kannada

[@clipcreator1125]

amazing

[@stylistfaez]

Woolf can bark?

[@Suprita-f9r]

TQ TQ so much wolf TQ wolf TQ wolf TQ wolf TQ wolf TQ so much nimge pabllick gratitude TQ soo mach tq ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@wolfbite9021]

Anyone can explain me why north american wolves snarl for their pack when they eat?

[@chrilin5107]

Off course all canines are evolved omnivores, some dogs live long healthy lives as vegans, but felines are obligate carnivores bc they cannot make the necessary amino acids purely from plant matter as us human mammals or other omnivores can. We can choose/adapt but felines need meat.

[@jthomas8263]

Project Wolf.

[@ohi3860]

Kannada language is nice to hear ❤️

[@tazcahoon4051]

Bro if I’m a Shepard and I see a wolf by my fence I’m going to hide and watch and try to see what they’re doing to get into my caddie so I can figure the way they’re getting in. Instead of chasing the wolf off and then later on you’re not around and the wolf comes back and they get in!! See if you observed the wolf you could see how they’re getting in and make a better plan to stop them! Hard to fix a problem and find a solution when you don’t even know the problem!! This joe guy is ignorant as hell lol

[@funnyvlog51]

They are speaking in kannada,, 🌠

[@garytaylor6648]

Are there such thing's as the dogman because i seen a lot of stuff on here about these creatures attacking people.

[@driveincanada9713]

👍

[@vaibhavkatkar4182]

Even I have heard that story from many Shepherds that they don't kill or threatened wolf instead they let him take away there Sheeps and held no grudges

[@gsm3006]

thanks for adding this. i actually paid for it on Amazon Prime but good to have it here. the most amazing part is the hybrid animal shown at the end. wolf-jack, wolf-dog or wolf-dhole? any thoughts?

[@dhruvbhattvideo6506]

Indian Wolf and Jackals appears same.

[@shatnermohanty6678]

Jackals are smaller

[@karanpatil8559]

❤

[@rnldmanuel88]

Let them be don't kill them. People only care about domestic cats and dogs but not our native animals.

[@driveincanada9713]

👍👍👍

[@cristinadelemon6019]

Wolves are carnivores, maybe they just eat berries and bananas to survive 🐈🐕

[@shawndemonica6193]

That's new dog that's very important means subspecies are breathing

[@shirley4868]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@debasishswain538]

"A big blunder " 😂😂😂bananas

[@l...]

🍒🫐🍌 🐺

[@darthom1]

HOLD UP. THEY KNEW THAT WOLF WAS OUT THERE. BENT EAR THE MYSTERY WOLF DISAPPEARES INTO THE LANDSCAPE. THEN THEY CATCH A GLIMPSE OF THE WOLF FROM DIFFERENT CAMERA ANGLE. BENT EAR WASN'T EVEN THAT BIG.😂😂😂😂 SEE THATS HOW PEOPLE GET BITTEN. KEEP FOLLOWING IT AROUND. BETTER LEAVE THEM WOLVES ALONE. AND WOLVES EAT ONE THING. MEAT But I do like the video

[@channel-bq3di]

I think the other wolf is hybrid

[@jeeban_does]

I doubt if his name was Joe or American narrator used it for convenience

[@oldtimer0069]

Indian wolves look more like the American Coyote then a wolf

[@kotarojujo2737]

Nah, they're just wolf with short fur. Amy wolves that have summer fur should looks like a coyote lol.

[@PaulAllen6304]

Indian wolves represent a more ancient lineage than any other wolf population. This explains their extremely untamable nature, they always avoid humans. Also they used to make larger packs earlier when lions used to roam in the grasslands. Now they typically hunt smaller preys, and are not the apex predator. Leopards frequently kill wolves. However, the most vicious Indian canid would be Indian dholes/Indian wild dog. They are killing machines. They can make packs of upto 80 dogs, and there are cases where they attacked and killed entire villages.

[@ashishmeher697]

I think that mixed with dog ...because he can bark

[@HaidarAli-fn9eh]

বাংলাদেশও আছে

[@shawndemonica6193]

That's actually different from a coyote and a wolf that is a subspecies that is surviving

[@charleskemeny1763]

This guy cannot tell the difference between sheep and goats.

[@driveincanada9713]

👍

[@kumar7586]

These shepherd's keep both, sheep and goats.

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

These shepherd keep both