The Predatory Wolf Pack Of Yellowstone National Park | White Wolf Documentary

Follow the journey of a lone female wolf as she navigates the challenges of survival, forms a new pack, and raises multiple generations of pups amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Yellowstone National Park. Witness the intricate dynamics of wolf society, their hunts for elk and bison, and the constant struggle for territory. Don't miss this fascinating glimpse into the lives of one of nature's most iconic predators.
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[@huckventures7799]

I’m here in Yellowstone photographing wolves this week. It amazes me how great these videos are on documentary’s.

[@judithcampbell1705]

It's time humans stepped in to treat the mange! Seeing as we were the ones who infected them with it. I admire and respect wolves. They need our protection, again!!! This was a beautiful documentary, Thank you for posting and sharing it! ❤

[@sharonshea3261]

That the Park Service actually Introduced(!) mange blows my mind. Do they understand how painful it is - and how long it takes to kill? To introduce mange is positively evil.

[@deankruse2891]

It was the 1920s

[@hyenaboy7504]

It was in the 1920s. The concept of ethics and morals didn't exist back then.

[@Abandoned..acc_2]

I love watching documentaries on my theriotypes, it gives me so many calm and at-home feelings and I get a lot of therianthropic shifts too, I love animals :3

[@Ivy_and_Leaf]

Same!

[@M0w-rh4dg]

OMG A THERIAN!! HII

[@Nefertiti0403]

So relaxing to listen and watch ❤

[@pitbullmom3234]

❣️🥰❣️ WOLF'S 🐺 LOVE THIS DOCUMENTARY BEAUTIFUL FAMILY AMAZING STORY❣️💯😊💯❣️ thank you so much🙏

[@Nefertiti0403]

I always wish I could tag along to be with the crew that does these documentaries

[@ApexAnimalWorld]

The black wolf is something mysterious

[@user-sq5ll1gq8r]

Wolves are so beautiful animals.I love them❤

[@alanmctavish4802]

That black wolf was huge? It was almost the same size as that black bear? The black bear knew it was up against it with those 3 big wolfs, the grey one didnt mess about and seemend fitter than the big black alpha male. Imagine that running towards you? At night with huge yellow eyes. That was great to watch.

[@jefftawaterdogtraining]

He was a Mollie's wolf before. The Mollie's pack hunted bison almost exclusively, in deep snow, so over time they became bigger and bigger to better match the size of their prey.

[@waynebigbee4216]

Sucks worse than anything

[@antonromanenko3200]

Awesome

[@plushieboyy]

always good to watch

[@mello3214]

Love all wildlife and especially wolves and bears! ❤

[@bradleydass3075]

I admire otter, long furry short legs. They can out swim a fish and don’t need thousands of dollars of equipment to catch them. Bet you couldn’t do that. They deserve respect.

[@o.s.adizzy4700]

I agree, all species deserve respect as we are all just surviving at the end of the day

[@michaelallen3395]

It was the Druid Pack that were eventually a 37 strong pack that Dominated Yellowstone. Sadly alot were killed by Hunters some Died from Starvation, Fights with Rivals etc.. Now I watched a programme a while back where they said that the New Coywolfs some had Druid DNA so they must have been mating with the Coyotes. Problem with this is now they are bigger and have the aggression of the Wolves.

[@drethawiz9819]

We need an update on them mannnn they keep reposting the same footage 😢

[@FishFeelPain]

Beautiful Documentary--TY! We need to stop Bill HR 764 The bill will remove protections for the gray wolf under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (ESA). Justice for Theia and Protection for all Wolves

[@Wilderness_Animals09]

like it 😀

[@Nefertiti0403]

Since mange was introduced by us, why doesn’t us humans help fix it?

[@alanmctavish4802]

@nefert.. Becouse humans are animals, we just wear human faces thats all. Wolfs could teach humans a thing or two. Wolfs had to domesticate themselfs thousands of years ago to get scraps of food. But a human being cant do that? we have to be taught, Now that is scary. Research says humans are far worse than animals. Even humans who are well educated. Animals put humans to shame. You could see how beautiful natured wolfs are. And they all want to get along. This was brilliant to watch. I love wolfs. That black one was huge, the male alpha. At least 4ft high and 6.5 to 7 feet long. That was one big wolf. After all that time it was chased away by another 3 black wolfs. But there so smart. Even attacking in deep water, and still standing. That big black wolf was nearly as big as that black bear?

[@jefftawaterdogtraining]

That's a great question. Yellowstone has a policy of not interfering with the wildlife unless it's something that threatens to be devastating to a species. But I agree, humans are responsible for mange being there, we should take steps to eliminate it.

[@Thewildlife90day-zr2mu]

wow

[@user-om9of1ku1y]

Wolves Rock!!!!!!

[@user-om9of1ku1y]

Wolves Rock!!!!!!!!!❤

[@Cool-yw3ev]

im surprised she saw her parents get killed by that wolf and didnt attack him

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[@dlansburg2673]

Never seen anything like it

[@Cool-yw3ev]

isnt grey hunters pride destroyed not beeing able to mate? why is he not leaving and starting his own adventure?

[@Cool-yw3ev]

45:32 noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@Cool-yw3ev]

grey hunter my boyyyyyyy:(

[@Summer-jc1cv]

I feel kind of bad for the coyote, but survival of the fittest

[@Reem.Digital]

👍

[@Cool-yw3ev]

good documentary stop watching cuz grey hunter gone

[@gjd1942]

Was it necessary to label the pack as predatory. All wolves/wolf packs are predatory. The title was sensationalized unnecessarily.

[@Nick-Emery]

Who is the narrator? I know the voice

[@Nick-Emery]

Ah it’s from some police car chase video programme

[@Justingibbs663]

They are beautiful animals. And have a place in the wild. But they need to be managed. Without management history will repeat itself. The number of elk since these wolves were introduced went from 20,000 to less than 4000 in Yellowstone. They are the managers of the wild. There can only be so many managers till they become a problem. There were some questionable statements made about wolves not killing elk fawns and only eating the sick or weak is false. Theres alot of people who strongly disagree with that statement. The wolves killed all the game in areas of BC in the past starving many of the local Native Americans. The impact of wolves should get some attention.

[@RancidRodentz]

What are you talking about? What are your sources for this information? There is not even close to a scarcity of elk in Yellowstone. To this day around 30,000 elk are present there.

[@RancidRodentz]

Also there’s only around 120 wolves in Yellowstone…