Marmots of Olympic National Park | America's National Parks

Olympic marmots, rodents unique to the Olympic National Park, use a special technique to evade a young bald eagle on the hunt.
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[@darcaay1]

Showed this video to my first graders. They spent the rest of the day marmot-screaming.

[@gamingbrotv]

Lol

[@mirmisbah4366]

"Timing is everything".....so true

[@asamusicdude]

in it or out of the lake, marmots come out of the sky they stand there

[@peaceful6571]

asamusicdude *ILL BE THE ROOOOOOUNDABOUT*

[@cgplayz545]

One mile over we’ll be there

[@vintagevegan6235]

We have these in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah 🤎

[@colt4505]

Narrator: "But he lucks out and makes a narrow escape." Me: "Did he though?" Or did you just make that up to add suspense and drama to your show? You and I both know...

[@bryrye4545]

B roll.

[@r3drift]

You only show 2 min clips? 😮

[@adrik_r4317]

We have Marmots in Colorado on top of Mt Evans

[@TyrantTiger85]

Washington is better though.

[@janesribeiro4090]

sem cogitações;a natureza é perfeita😀

[@reenatai75]

beautifull

[@tl4340]

I'm almost positive that is a golden eagle, not a bald eagle.

[@matthewwelsh294]

I think it is a golden eagle because bald eagles love fish not rodents

[@kiethj7]

I think it's a young bald eagle

[@95water84]

@@kiethj7, your right. Jueveniles are normally brown and copper

[@abelmantor7557]

Aw dang it. The eagle has to eat something.

[@bnkundwa]

Who ignores the marmot has not lived.

[@AssClappicus]

show us an eagle getting its tummy filled

[@AnkitMishra-nu8py]

How many of u came for scream meme

[@imjaycag]

Me

[@georgeshelton6281]

It's just like when; the Fox network, first bought the Family Channel.

[@georgeshelton6281]

I'm also going back to the days when; right long before, Disney just bought the National Geographic Channel. ✅ ↔️ 👉 ➡️ 🔛 🔜

[@jendictive]

marmots(rodents in general) are scary af

[@Gravelgratious]

They wont bother you as long as you don't bother/frighten them. And rodents do remember faces so being kind and calm goes a very long way. Remember, they don't want to fight a giant.

[@LJdaentertainer]

xD

[@Youtubnium]

Who else came here because of the meme???

[@ft4088]

First