Incredible first look at a baby wolverine 🥹 | Mammals - BBC

Get a first look at this ADORABLE baby wolverine, out on a walk with its mother 😍
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[@conortube]

Hugh Jackman is the most versatile actor of our generation

[@weirdo1083]

Aussieeeee.

[@nahor88]

I was gonna be very disappointed if I didn't see at least one of these comments, lol.

[@vice.nor.virtue]

ngl you caught me off guard with that one 😂

[@carsondouglas8600]

No he is not. He does play Logan well tho.

[@liamg2271]

That Wolverine would introduce Hugh Jackman to darkness in about 2 mins despite being 30 lbs or so. They're incredibly strong.

[@emi_moonlight]

David Attenborough is one of my heroes. Crazy that he's 98 years old and still advocating for our planet. A whole lifetime of education and service. Big thanks Sir!!

[@forestdweller5581]

He mainly started advocating because of all the criticism over him neglecting the problems and just showing pretty pictures. Eco-pornographer they called him....and the plans he is now advocating to save nature are totally silly. Great documentary maker and biologist though and he should probably just stick with that.

[@kickflip2000]

@@forestdweller5581 i know it sounds disingenuous but surely he's still benefitting the cause, regardless of intention? many with his status wouldn't even donate a penny to charity at a supermarket checkout. giving something a little bit of fame can make it go a long way, and at least people give a second glance to the planet's welfare after watching his documentaries (i'd hope)

[@Smoked_5L]

@@forestdweller5581 Because the cabal wants him to and he'd rather be in the cabal than out

[@forestdweller5581]

@@kickflip2000 Dragging a film crew around the world is pretty destructive....And wether or not people give a second glance at the welfare of the planet is pretty useless....but hey, there' s much worse happening than that anyway. Sir David's big ideas about saving said planet are where he really goes wrong imho.

[@orangeyewglad]

The true GOAT.

[@user-ex2yt1pl6u]

Much respect to all fathers holding it down for their families.

[@alan4sure]

And eating dead caribou.

[@pharaohbtw]

Thank you👍🏾

[@stevenbaker7025]

😂 Not human fathers. We don't live like this anymore. Life has become about providing for corporations first and your family second.

[@andynieuwenhuis7833]

​@@alan4sure That's EXACTLY what They do, when not hunting for live prey. They will EVEN defend that find from Wolf's and other Wolverines.

[@SoldierofGod121]

❤

[@alexwymore]

You don't see many animals on this show with a sense of smell great enough that they find the hidden camera

[@AtticusDraco]

Haha

[@aszechy]

My guess is they put some scent on it to get the shot of the wolverine coming to investigate.

[@BlinkCatBee]

@@aszechy Probably not. It was most likely just a coincidence as BBC never interacts with the animals.

[@puneetkumarsingh1484]

The baby Wolverine steps (and fall) are just cute as heaven 😂

[@romeochhut3829]

a 50 mile commute for food is crazy. i dont even like DRIVING 50 miles 😭

[@sngray11]

This was such incredible footage and I love when David Attenborough is the narrator. 💗

[@alan4sure]

He could make grocery list sound wondrous😂

[@Dimaz42]

eventually Snoop Dogg would replace him

[@ephillips1477]

Amazing footage of one of the most secretive, misunderstood and maligned animals on the planet. Thank you David for this. You are a treasure.

[@cappystrano1]

Remember, they are only maligned on animal planet and what they tell you to believe.

[@alishademmery3581]

David Attenborough the great

[@D.H.1082]

Seeing a little baby mammal not just survive, but thrive in that harsh environment, well, it's almost alien. I see that landscape and I see unhappiness and death. Yet, these not-so-cuddly little furballs manage to live happy lives with their loved ones.

[@harrellt1405]

I cant believe people want to mars when theres so much to see in our planet

[@ericmills100]

From Edward Abbey ("Desert Solitaire"): "I'd sooner exchange ideas with the birds on earth than learn to carry on intergalactic communications with some obscure race of humanoids on a satellite planet from the world of Betelgeuse. First things first." Amen!

[@joseenoel8093]

Now that we've the pics, yawn!

[@user-qu2df1io9h]

Yeah, like, why ppl don't want to eat the same dinner every day I don't get it

[@TheSeptemberRose]

Because people are easily brainwashed into handing over money for a fairy tale adventure by billionaires who will benefit financially from it. They don't care if you die, because they have your money. I prefer to stay on our own planet Thanks.

[@sunshine_grass]

For curiosity.

[@Syonnach]

Beautiful 🥲 It will be a very sad day when David Attenborough leaves us.

[@asafun]

AI

[@Syonnach]

@@asafun Huh?

[@kakishisfriend1126]

🥹 omg he is 97. His voice is so iconic

[@a2g793]

All they need is his head like in Futurama 😂

[@user-qr8ze7kw8t]

We think we have it hard, these animals literally have to fight for their lives every single day. 🥺💯💙

[@kamwo183]

True and most people whine and complain about all the extras

[@MajinBuusni]

A lot of people do too.. weird comment

[@cappystrano1]

It’s their lives, that’s what they do.

[@donny_420]

Why don't you start a leaflet campaign about it😴

[@ian.swift.31614]

The majority of people who aren't moneyed and sheltered have to fight for their lives every single day. 🥺💯❤

[@WesternIssue]

Welcome to the world above the ground, Young One! Beautiful animals.

[@aff77141]

I dont think ive ever seen a baby Wolverine before. Adorably terrifying.

[@Hagmire]

This is one thing the BBC never fails on, incredible footage and David still going strong, it will be a real loss when he passes.

[@bilinguepiment]

Ai voice .

[@Hagmire]

@bilinguepiment doubt they would do that, it's disrespectful to the legend, unless he approves it maybe

[@Spiderboy-wg4pu]

1:57 this part was so adorable!

[@fernandoherranz4095]

I almost felt like I wasn't supposed to see these incredible creatures, that I was in on some kind of secret discovery. What beautiful animals on this beautiful planet! And thank you Sir David A.! You are a legend.

[@nemanjamartinovic9153]

I am a 40 year old 6 foot and 215lbs bloke and every time i hear Sir David Attenborough's voice i become this little boy who stares at the screen and just listens quietly with a lot of joy to his soothing and crystal clear narration. This wonderful man has tought millions of children, teenagers, adults and old ones a lot about our beautiful planet and its flora and fauna. I am still amazed and greatful to hear this man and become every single time a child. If someone would ask me, a personal trainer and nutrition coach, who his biggest hero and idol is, it is this man. Was my childhood hero and still is today. Thank you Sir David for all the beauty, joy and knowledge you brought to us.

[@alishademmery3581]

Absolutely gorgeous

[@Dj-bk3vz]

Loved the show, male wolverine was a running machine. At first I thought it was a honey badger, little did I know there were mammals called wolverines. Cute he gifted his partner a pile of carcass bones ❤

[@LindaC616]

That's why MI-U of M wolverines. State animal

[@shefalig93]

This animal is what Marvel's Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman based on. Not wolves. Much like honey badgers, they're tenacious and give much bigger opponets the most vicious fight of their lives.

[@broadbandislife]

Uh, bro, honey badgers literally live on the African savanna. Does _this_ look anything like the African savanna...?

[@virtuallifter2438]

weasel family. that's why they have lots of similarities

[@tristenallen6693]

Dreams really do come true dude this is beautiful 🥲

[@Managable_Mayhem]

Such beautiful animals, I honestly can't get enough of them. Seeing them always makes me happy.

[@joseenoel8093]

Wolverines rock, I'm a chick forest technician from Montreal, to me these are the ultimate healthy intact ecosystem barometers! 😊

[@markdowse3572]

Welcome to the world above the ground, Young One! 😁 Beautiful animals. 😍 M 🦘🏏😎

[@genericalfishtycoon3853]

She was so excited to bring her baby out to see the world, that look back of pure excitement. Don't need any language or subtitles to understand that clip.

[@paulsolon6229]

They come out of total darkness to bright sunshine, w no problem.

[@jturtle5318]

The den is in the snowbank, not the ground, so it may have light shining in.

[@paulsolon6229]

@@jturtle5318 thats a good pt, grazie

[@FireIsTheCIeanser]

honestly i respect wolverines so much after this

[@baeclaus388]

Why this made me tear up??!!! 😢😢😢😢

[@cw4608]

Because when you see nature in its pristine state there is nothing more perfect and beautiful.

[@paulcampbell5216]

I've heard over the years, and more than a couple times,.... that pound for pound.....the wolverine is the strongest animal in the world.

[@hansmemling2311]

I thought it was an ant. Because they carry up to 100x their own body weight or smth. Perhaps wolverines are stronger.

[@paulcampbell5216]

@@hansmemling2311 An ant is an insect.

[@hansmemling2311]

@@paulcampbell5216 insects are animals...

[@paulcampbell5216]

@@hansmemling2311 insects are animals???

[@hansmemling2311]

@@paulcampbell5216 yes.

[@user-vm8nl1yr9k]

Beautiful animal 💖

[@mellow5123]

Just so beautiful. Protect them and the full range of their native habitat.

[@terramater]

So adorable! Our crew got on camera baby snow leopards, which are super rare to find! They're also sooo cute!

[@Merlin0216]

Our earth is so incredibly beautiful, I can’t get it over my head how some people just don’t care at all and want to destroy this once-in-a-universe-beauty just for profits.

[@robertkanoza7986]

I want one, fuzzy little skunk bear cat...so cute

[@kierstencarr2590]

They are cute but they get SO aggressive. Everything steers clear of wolverines in the wild, including people if they are smart.

[@veronicaferguson8548]

I know they are ferocious but they are so beautiful

[@SayakMajumder]

the MCU twist we weren't prepared for.... ... Attenborough, you're just a living legend.

[@user-iw8wl9qg1j]

The baby Wolverine steps (and fall) are just cute as heaven

[@Roberto-nj5yr]

David my boy!

[@selakery3297]

How absolutely precious and beautiful. I can only pray that they survive.

[@jeffj2495]

Amazing footage. Those are some incredible animals!

[@iceonthesun8880]

The mother and baby wolverine were just adorable

[@user-yb4eu9jx6v]

Sir David Attenborough 🙏

[@cya2163]

wow...how amazing that you got footage of such an exquisite and elusive animal...thank you for sharing w/me...God bless...

[@driggerfireon5760]

🙏🏼 BBC for all this photographed beauty of life.

[@martachtman1285]

A magnificent movie- Thank you so much!

[@ralisalewis351]

This is amazing

[@trilogiedelarche]

Beautiful. Nature at its best. Unchartered.

[@David-xy2ly]

When someone brings you food then you know you’ve got a good one lol ❤

[@Dorkus_]

wolverine are badass!!

[@the6ig6adwolf]

This Deadpool 3 trailer looks sick!!!

[@user-wm7jh7uk5t]

Dad's are the best

[@huntercool2232]

Absolutely incredible footage!

[@Willowy13]

God's Garden is amazing. So many beautiful creatures. We need to love our beautiful home and what is in it.

[@DaracVuchko9.81]

i'm sure the number of Gods in Universe is infinite.

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

These guys make honey badgers look like kittens. Pound for pound, one of the toughest animals on the planet.

[@mercerholt8299]

Both animals have a lot of fight in them it's just thst honey bagldger have it compressed inside a smaller package so the look more crazy.

[@SoberOKMoments]

One of my favorite animals. Thank you for this lovely video.

[@fenrirgg]

Wow, amazing that the father also helps mama with the cub. Most male mammals never do sht for the mother and cubs.

[@PS-fr9ig]

false

[@bingbingbongbong9851]

They’re so cute ☺️

[@Nel33147]

That’s one great father 😊

[@INFM424]

Sir David Attenborough is hard carrying the BBC

[@genericalfishtycoon3853]

He's genuinely the only champion they've got. Without him the BBC will fade into nothingness like the rest of their network deserves. Sir David will always be remembered fondly however.

[@heathermunoz6282]

Utterly fascinating animals!

[@chandrawidiantini1101]

Beautiful story..thank you for sharing with us💟

[@stuartvorster4911]

As only David Attenborough can do so beautifully......🙏🏼 I grew up in the diamond city of Kimberley in South Africa in the 60s & 70s. We had a public library across the road from the Kimberley Club made famous by C. J. Rhodes. They would show nature films there during the school holidays. These were B&W mostly. I remember listening to David Attenborough say that quite possibly we would never know the extent of the incredible creatures living in the Amazon, the Congo, Borneo etc That perhaps we might never penetrate the depths of these vast jungles. And here we are - 50 years later, 8+ billion human destructive virus's destroying everything that we see & touch & can influence through our greed & uncontrolled breeding. 3.6 billion of us in 1970.... 8.1 billion of us in 2024.... What a delightful species we are!

[@ceciliauli4014]

Nature is so beautiful.

[@Lyndanet]

They are so sweet

[@patbrennan6572]

I'll take David Attenborough's world over Elon Musk's world every day of the week.

[@sjain8111]

👏🏻

[@WhoCares-zn8gp]

I’ll take both worlds

[@estherclawson6876]

I'll take both too. There's enough humans to figure out how both can exist.

[@MrDrD34TH]

Awesome and thank You so much for these great footage 🙌

[@kevengrasso3270]

Incredible footage!!!

[@ComicPhreak]

This is so cool!

[@razooyoungzon6911]

There is nothing wonderful and majestic than your parents ..

[@justinmas299]

Marvelous work as usual, your the GOAT DA!

[@markjones3425]

Fabulous BBC filming and great story telling from by the master naturalist story teller...thank you BBC!

[@punkinhoot]

Yep. Those were Wolverine tracks in my yard last winter.

[@user-ft1xf8wk9m]

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kristinasapunkova4682]

David Attenborough is the most incredible creature on the planet Earth 🌏

[@jini1212]

The cutest moment 0:46

[@mountainsmusicbeer5532]

Stunning.

[@debbiewang5751]

This is so adorable! ❤❤❤

[@helenadeoliveirabenedito2706]

This is so beautiful

[@fastbreak0822]

Spectacular

[@suzystone244]

Pure joy. ❤

[@jerrystraka7856]

FROM MY BOOK In the summer of 2002, as I stood alone upon the shoreline (of Hidden Lake) coaxing a reluctant trout, there was a flurry and rustle behind me in the brush. I turned to see the commotion and there staring right back were two wolverine kits. If one has never seen a wolverine, one would be pleasantly unafraid of this supposed predator. They exude a certain raccoon curiosity and playfulness. I’ve never felt threatened in the numerous encounters with my wolverine friends at Hidden Lake, and we’ve had many an encounter over the years since. On this occasion, while I fished a brushy shoreline across the outlet, the kits were only checking me out. When I put my fishing pole down to grab my camera, they quickly hid in the underbrush, out of view. I’d wait, and then return to fishing. They would come again. I’d put the pole down; they’d disappear. I’d start fishing; they’d reappear. We played this game for nearly an hour. I could almost hear their laughter as I was fooled over and over again. I eventually tracked them to their den (on another day) and discovered over the years that this den site, away from the shore and tucked into a rock pile beneath Bearhat Mountain, was used most every year. Not every year, but more than not. I miss them when then gone, but so enjoy them when they are present. There are times when only their interaction can fulfill my needs, because it means that nothing else matters. I seek that mindset to clear my thoughts.

[@lalopez1221]

The name of your book please?

[@weederminb7091]

As people we should stop trapping these amazing animals they are truly amazing 🤩

[@ram7021]

I was surprised to see how big the cub was at just 3 months. Looks like they're almost 1/2 their mother's size already.

[@schnickschnack2090]

Amazing footage 👍

[@joblo2671]

"Aww, it's so cute, look a- OH MY GOD MY FACE!! AAAAHHHHH!!!!!"

[@noegiducos5609]

So cute to see the baby wolverine emerges from the borrow

[@milkmeow_4373]

Little cute wolverine 😍

[@LucasBriggs808]

It’s crazy how male wolverines also have multiple mates and take time to teach everyone of its kids from multiple dens

[@darlenegreen8618]

Very interesting & very cute to watch them in this video. Thanks for sharing it..!! 😉 ♥️🐾🇨🇦

[@jamesleyda365]

Dude!!! I love wolverines!🤘 a baby is so cool to see

[@tasticola]

Amazing ❤

[@brunom.9620]

My favourite animal

[@timberwolfdtproductions3890]

Amazing animals!

[@Drew_D]

It would probably eat me, but I still want one!😅

[@Beantownbaby925]

Beautiful ❤

[@drandy.myanmaryoutubechannel]

Amazing 👍

[@resu2026]

I was so sad when the video was over already :( Awesome clips ofc!

[@genageeraert8039]

My dad has a picture of a wolverine in his camp office in northern BC. That was a surprise for him.

[@kingjsolomon]

Crazy this is almost 20 years old now.

[@lauridumas]

They’re so cute 🥰 Their walk looks like it’s from a badly animated early 2000s movie ❤