Living Among Wolves | Snow Wolf Family And Me | BBC

Taken from Snow Wolf Family And Me. In such a harsh and wild environment it's wonderful to see the family strength and community of a wolf pack and how they interact with a human in there domain.
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[@Proxinem]

That last shot was insane

[@phunzels]

Ikr

[@hatethehaters9529]

+Neonfuems :o we have the same picture!

[@phunzels]

+Hatethehaters ;0

[@phunzels]

I've never seen someone else with this picture

[@hatethehaters9529]

Neonfuems neither have I but here we are

[@kaimiester9910]

"They are caring animals" wolf puts his nose in the other wolf's mouth

[@itsamemari009]

just checking for cavities mate.. no worries!

[@kaimiester9910]

+Mr Chaps yha lol

[@GraverFILMS]

It's a playful display of affection

[@b19931228]

"My god, honey. Remember to brush your teeth before go to work today!"

[@michaelhamblyn4563]

+Ghastly Gibbus Remember to brush your teeth before crossing the street!

[@EdwinJose84]

It kinda makes sense how those animals turned to modern day dogs.

[@austin09jj]

WHY BERNIE WHY!!?!?!

[@EdwinJose84]

Austin Murre lool, what? :)

[@sansactionl5723]

edit, dude changed name*

[@sometenrandom2740]

Don't forget natural selection the blood thirsty wolves that attacked humans were hunted down. The ones that respected humans continued to live.

[@sometenrandom2740]

To add onto my previous comment GIANT wolves that needed tons of food to live stole "our" game (Rabbits, buffalo, deer, etc.). So now all wolves are much smaller. Large wolves of the past are extinct. Probably due to trophy hunting and retaliation from farmers.

[@xanderfuck8195]

Fetch? wolf: I'm too fabulous for this but I accept your offer

[@henriquedaumas9934]

Adult: "too fabulous for this shit" Puppy: "Yayyyyy stick"

[@w-james9277]

Show animals respect and they'll respect you.

[@137cloud]

but my cat doesn't respect me when i'm pooping T_T

[@Durrpadil]

It's true. They think, they reason, they have deep emotion. They just cannot say it as we do. I've gained respect from many animals because I showed that same respect the moment I met them. Animals are a blessing.

[@13Xerro]

I would not be prepared to test this in the face of Lion, tiger, bear, shark and any number of other wild animals....I'd test it with a cat or a dog though!

[@chriswatson7965]

Nice sentiment, but unfortunately not true. No more than an animal showing a human respect will result in that human showing the animal respect.

[@Durrpadil]

I would classify these trust-based emotions only with more evolved species, like mammals... animals that have more than just the stem (Instinct and survival; having a cortex opens a new world of comprehension for animals). So yes, crocs, sharks; animals that do not have these evolved centers are best to be avoided. They'll only see us as lunch.

[@Em-kg7qn]

When he held the roots up, I seriously expected the wolf to start moving his tail like a dog

[@letmesleep8315]

Too fabulous for that

[@nyclurker603]

too smart and independent for that

[@mayaamis]

I've seen the whole documentary and Scruffy was the most curious and brave one and the one that liked him most, he was really interested in this strange human and wanted to get close :)

[@Cathi3Pi]

Do you know if this is part of episode 2 Cause I didn't see this part yet Link?

[@mayaamis]

I know you asked 7 months ago but accidentally just saw this...it's documentary called "Snow wolf family and me" and there are 3 episodes. this is the end of the last one. I found it on torrent

[@dindinprivate3477]

Scruffy's curiosity and willingness to take risks in the face of danger is due to his age - just like any teenager.

[@AllureALERT]

Anyone notice at 3:21 when the young wolf picks up the stick... the big wolf gets in between the young wolf and the guy and pushes the young one to the side so he doesn’t get playful with the guy ... it’s like the older wolf is listening to its instincts by not getting close to the “unpredictable” human 😂 truly magnificent!!

[@bananamonkeygaming14]

It's amazing

[@master-n-teachvirgo8557]

Young wolf) a new friend Older wolf) stop we may have to kill him 1 day🤷

[@CuttySobz]

Truly intelligent both you and the wolf lol. I noticed that too :)

[@johnstorton]

She handled it graciously, like a good mother.

[@likeleesaid4806]

you're talking out of your behind.

[@jackrosado746]

I like how the mom ran after the kid that took the stick with that "WHAT DID I TELL YOU ABOUT TAKING THINGS FROM STRANGERS" vibe and I love it

[@steventarsitano3209]

even wild wolves are willing to be accepting of humans. easy to see how they became our best friends.

[@ilqar887]

U can't make them domastic but u can be friends with them

[@ass640]

@@ilqar887 Yeh, domestication of a species is an evolutionary change that takes thousands of years. There's a good chance those wolves would eventually see you as a member of their pack but they would expect you to replicate their behaviour rather than the other way round.

[@iRexia]

@@ass640 actually not thousands, russian scientists are domesticating foxes since the 50s and they're pretty as much docile and friendly as a cat.

[@danplace8226]

Animals are not rugs or medicine but love and care

[@RachelRamirezCaroline]

Siamese Sage I see what you're saying but I think pets are medicine for anxiety and depression. They help so many people just being their caring selves.

[@Kareszkoma]

Dogs and cats were - as we say - utility animals. Meaning that they weren't pets, but respectable parts of the range. Just like horses. Only in the 19th century the dog inbreeding and decorative pets started to be a trend. For example, a couple of dog breed are completely useless. Some inbred are sicklish and lifes a short life. Usually the dog was the main man's, the ruler of the house. The dog protected the house, even from beers. While cats kept the granary unvermined. In short, it's a new age modern tred that animals are nothing more but emotionless hug pillows which with you can act as you wish. Especially with dog types like Chiwawa-s that have absolute no chance of doing any harm towards it's owner.

[@TheDragiix3]

@@Kareszkoma There were special dog breeds already the Romans kept as pets, they sometimes even put whole texts and poems on grave stones for their beloved, passed animals, or created statues in their honor. There's literally countless texts of Roman writing where they bemourn the death of their pet.

[@roythien7043]

And food

[@thereisalwaysarainbowafter1364]

MamboJambo I have a feeling that you’re a sociopath

[@tuckercaldwell4965]

How does this not have at least one million view!!?? This is one of the most beautiful things I've seen on KZbin.

[@sherlockholmes7630]

Beautiful things are always less pronounced. consider this one to be added to the list.

[@francoromero8681]

samee

[@ThePasindu]

"Beautiful things don't ask for attention". -Sean (The Secret Life of Walter Mitty) At least the KZbin algorithm takes that into account.

[@leonkelly6572]

Because it's not controversial like Logan Paul lol and no one who is out of high school would watch this because most want to watch some thing fun, or action pack , not many use KZbin to learn anything I say only 7 percent maybe maybe higher depending on the subject but ya.

[@deletingthistrash2209]

it’s becauS these aren’t real it’s a greenscreen and literally actor dogs

[@CoffeeArg]

his voice makes me feel that i'm right there living that like if were me... keep uploading these videos ! i'm loving those wolf like he does..

[@xehP]

Voice or Accent?

[@CoffeeArg]

maybe both !

[@_wheat856]

CoffeeArg I KNOW RIGHT

[@xehP]

It's a Scottish accent, native in my country, only the best genetics can tobtain such an accent. We're superior, that's all.

[@bullshitdepartment]

@@xehP im surprised nobody fell for the bait yet, good try tho

[@SammyPlayzRoblox]

that last shot was incredibly beautiful who agrees

[@harrietsharp6805]

me!

[@windydays7127]

I dooo

[@LuzMaria95]

Omg that selfie is priceless 😭😍♥️

[@gijxl04]

I adore wolves their my favourite animal their loyal brave strong and beautiful but most of all majestic animals You're SO lucky to be trusted

[@xxritxx8092]

they're*

[@chubz01]

@@Akimoto4u bruh,some people dont speak English that well.its probably not his/her first or second language.

[@willvr4]

@@chubz01 exactly.

[@4321hubel]

Wolves: why is this weird lookin animal following us? Man: scruffy!

[@mikesgirl1988]

they are so beautiful

[@mikesgirl1988]

thank you, but I'm happily married

[@fiev]

Yeah

[@nyclurker603]

@@DoodleKaboodle simp alert

[@bryanp5843]

@@mikesgirl1988 He wants to date a dog?

[@SophiaRaghunanan]

Wild wolves is one of many animals that are currently misunderstanding. This is why I really enjoy watching these programs

[@hokageobama4003]

Throws stick* Stick hits the ground* Wolves: *flinch*

[@little-hater]

3:04 the delayed reaction killed me

[@mrtraa2639]

Not delayed. They were exactly on time. They were reacting to his fist hitting the ground (after he threw the stick) and sounding like he was about to run in their direction.

[@lucy-jo7060]

As much as I love how close they are…. and the experience and bond you shared is incredible. we shouldn’t ever give a wolf or any wildlife species the illusion that man is safe and trustworthy. We are destructive and horrible. that wolf may trust you as a decent human being…. But then later come across a hunter. If we want to keep then alive.. we need to keep them scared of man! 😔😔

[@RichardTLDR]

Don't worry. These wolves live far from humans. That was the main reason they had no fear. Its nice how they defaulted to curiosity and affection.

[@youcanhandlethetruth4695]

@@RichardTLDR Yeah, but this Moron just changed that for some Selfies and Media Attention. He Proofed nothing New.

[@heathermathers9747]

My thought exactly. Teaching wild animals to trust humans can be a death sentence for them.

[@ellenmarch3095]

The self-loathing is strong in this one. Also the arrogance to think wolves aren't smart enough to tell trustworthy humans from non. Have you never had a dog who.hasn't had the intelligence bred out of them? They know. Jeesh.

[@rogzvr9103]

hever let them behind you. this guy know it. beautyfull and dangerous.

[@davlor86]

yup, if you give them your back or even worse, run away from them, they'll see you as prey

[@AutumnZT2]

@@davlor86 Wolves are actually not super aggressive like movies and books portray them. Yes, they are dangerous, but they are extremely skittish and emotional by nature. Notice how they flinch and jump when he tosses the roots. Their body language is non-threatening, just cautious. Scruffy definitely would have gotten closer had the man not been looking directly at him.

[@Wolfwolveswolf]

Ah Man what a privilege to be in their domain like that, sure looks to me for the moment there- like a taste of Heaven.

[@louisemichel9999]

Bonjour 🐕 les Loups sont de magnifiques Animaux de plus il vivent en société. Ils peuvent vivre avec les humains si ils ne sont pas chasser. Longue vie à ce magnifiques Loups. Amitiés 🐕💓🐕💗

[@y-jk1674]

His voice is so soothing...

[@soniaPrager]

beautiful, they are far of the madding crowd. Really a privilege to be with them...

[@aritina8379]

To be surrounded by wolves= a true gift from nature/god that one won’t ever forget!! A privilege, indeed!! Epitome of beauty!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@-_-._.-.]

Watching this gave me chills wolf is trully a majestic animal

[@califeroan]

That was the most epic selfie ever!

[@simondg42]

I love this animals ❤️💯 Loyalty until they die🙏🏼

[@wolfy-cv2ut]

I LOVE WOLVES!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mrnickisntaprick]

Humans and wolves began hunting together because we were more successful together than apart. Humans fed them when they struggled and they helped us eat when we struggled in the winter.

[@alvinaac365]

Not sure if it's only me...but I felt so relaxed and calm when watching this. Dunno...it's beautiful ^^

[@brianpso]

Omg this series gotta be the most amazing of it's kind I've seen in my entire life. So beautiful.

[@frickofunky2008]

I can see how man and wolf bonded tens of thousands of years ago, the wolfs arent outright aggressive as i expected them to be.

[@ahuman3040]

They're so CUTE!

[@karenford832]

I live with two wolf dogs a siberian husky female and an alaskan malamute male. They are my only family and we are totally devoted to each other in every way. I have lived this way for more than twenty years, having another wolf dog before them. I prefer them to humans any day. They are so much better than humans and I would do anything for them. I can only say I have known true, unconditional love to the very end of our days, living as a family with my wolf dogs. I feel privileged to be in their care and walk with them through this disgusting world of humans. PEACE

[@italianduded1161]

too cute and beautifull

[@FelisDestructicus]

I love how they were both in synch, and reacted the same way when he tossed the twig around the 3 minute mark.

[@alexdesante]

That last shot is iconic.

[@angargoy7181]

*How beautiful it is to see these wolves close to a human being full of curiosity. Very beautiful video. Greetings. Angel*

[@Thecasinocrashers]

Wolves are my favorite animal. So awesome.

[@dennism103]

Beautiful majestic creatures

[@lizelin6187]

I'm more of a lion person, but this is fine too.

[@lizelin6187]

@Electric Mouse As tempting as that thought is, sadly I do not have half the guts required to do something like that. No shame in admitting it.

[@lovespringfreshness]

Static Ball he has full guts now but he won't afterwards

[@z7olliez7518]

That last shot gave me goosebumps

[@Pantheragatos]

That's so incredible that you've had the chance to be with these beautiful wolves.

[@SOKRVT]

this is the most incredible and beautiful connection i've seen in a while. Two species, entirely different in harmony with one another.

[@dlewis895]

CK JIM JAMIE DUTCHER THE WOLF LEGEND AND LIVING WITH WOLVES WOWWWW

[@denaconroy1974]

They're so shy and timid wolves🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@flyingmorningdew]

It is fortunate that we get to see the actual footage and he felt safe and calm. The chance will be smaller If it was with a hungry pack.

[@sarahsteventon3364]

I love Gordon's animal documentaries, as does my cat who will not stop watching the TV screen when the wolves are on lol. Incredible it really is and he is a talented camera man.

[@andrika1990]

This species is truly amazing it shows us how we got our lovable dogs.

[@30795William]

The way I see wolfs caring, curious,and playful at best when you earn there trust and show them you mean them no harm

[@CuteDwarf11]

I totally agree with what he said about wolves not being mindless killers; as he said, they are caring animals, and will only attack another being if they or their young are are threatened, or they are hunting for food.

[@yehiaalshehri1006]

15 vampires just disliked this video

[@hereandthere6001]

* psychopaths

[@DAV123438]

Yehia Abdelrahman I want to assume thats a skyrim reference

[@zorro11ification]

@@suemarch9640 37 now! Crazy people

[@Orcinus_Studios]

HA

[@harrietsharp6805]

poor lost souls

[@kevinprior3549]

Such lovely animals but still demands respect

[@strawsonian]

There are no words for how beautiful they are.

[@satoriwabisabi]

I could watch 1000 hours of these interactions 💕

[@connormaloney6969]

Crazy closing shot

[@ashstubbings2603]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@Digestall]

Realy loved it.

[@KerriGilpin]

I would watch 100 of these episodes!

[@pep-o-butt672]

This is unbelievable

[@EdwardElrick94]

The King in the Norh !

[@sharonallen7343]

Beautiful ive loved these since I was a little 👧 my mother 👩 x father 👨 bought a amazing encilperperda inside there was about 20 pages on wolves I'm 62 this year so we're talking about 50 years ago

[@VLPCYBER]

Yea this is the most beautiful video on KZbin

[@teresabisio6236]

Bellissimo...solo loro capiscono l' uomo. La differenza che l' uomo tradisce la fiducia di questi animali stupendi.....

[@aritina8379]

“Fetch!”😂😂😂😂

[@totodaneto]

they are unbelievably curious and cute!

[@sonjamuller2405]

So tolle Aufnahmen. Danke dafür

[@robertferraro236]

People like this presenter are the heroes of our world. Without people like him we wouldn't get to experience these amazing wonders of nature.

[@denaconroy1974]

They're also very social!!!

[@geofftoughill]

Wow , Wow , I love wolfs

[@ricardovicente29264]

Es como regresar en el tiempo y ver el comienzo de una gran amistad

[@danamariefiori9168]

Wolves are amazing and are extremely family oriented ... humans could learn from them .....Omgosh you are the luckiest man to experience this...

[@Jakub552]

Such a good boy

[@denaconroy1974]

Very shy and timid 'yet very curious 🧐

[@BruderSenf]

he is soo interested in you, without any aggression or threatening body language, he is just curious and trying to figure out what in the weirdness you are xD

[@nami2483]

yes. wolves are really more scared of us than we are of them. they only attack when they sense they’re in danger etc. my aunt found an injured wolf pup and raised her, her name was shelby :)

[@archez5125]

That would be so cool to take a pic with a wolf. They are so cute

[@stevenbyers5591]

An animal that could rip us to pieces if it wanted to but Instead welcomes us. We have a strange incredible bond with canines, mother nature surely works in mysterious ways:)

[@tonywalkingstick8883]

Beautiful Critters

[@suchanuch1]

Beautiful shot at the end

[@Senki207]

Wholesome

[@toughlikerocks]

I already said this in another reply but, that last shot looks so similar to the Goya painting "The Dog". Simply stunning.

[@VividYouth]

So beautiful

[@marcosarg1]

Man! That last shot!

[@NiallMS1]

The BBC at its best.....!!

[@etiansaker1190]

Beautiful creatures!

[@millicentgordon5427]

damm they flinch with your breathing,imagine if you made quick and sudden movements

[@MedalionDS9]

Relaxes with Wolves

[@mariahkelso3665]

Beautiful and amazing. those are the words what I describe about wolves.

[@tracywoods6997]

For a wolf to accept you is an honor.. they are so loving and sensitive.. they are incredible ❤️

[@Arsin__]

If they are playing and not just walking around you That means when their playing and playful Their comfortable around you

[@webbshow7642]

That shot at the end was so hot. Definitely a bucket shot for me

[@akriandurin151]

Human: sees predator capable of killing them easily Human: "that's friend shaped"

[@dirtpile]

in 1997 we rescued a 3 month old artic wolf hybrid ... that first shot made me cry because it looked just like Chinook when we got him

[@annaarnold2993]

Leave these beautiful animals alone!!!

[@rainbowrose9299]

They are so soft and loving. They are so gorgeous. + He likes the man. He wants to interact. Awwwwww. I love these. They took the branch. They are like dogs aren't they.