The Wild Wolves Of Yellowstone - The War Of The Wolf Packs (Part 2) | White Wolf | Real Wild

[@Rozannna]

So sad her parents died. Such majestic creatures

[@marizaviljoen9143]

This is an amazing storyline of the white female wolves. It's amazing how the wolves can sence there is something wrong. The way that they hunt and look after each other is mind blowing...wolves are overall amazing animals and great parents...it's amazing tom see how they eat side-by-side a bear where it's useally known as threat to wolves.

[@SignOfTheTimes008]

Amazing animals. Science says they do better on logic tests then dogs do.

[@Ace-pb8iu]

@@SignOfTheTimes008 Wolves do better than human women as well

[@Alexa-hs5bd]

@@Ace-pb8iu who hurt you?

[@fluffipups]

@@Ace-pb8iu yeah and male wolves get more bitches than you do LMAO

[@nartmaxxing]

@@Alexa-hs5bd not wolves

[@lightingdragon7615]

I don’t think people actually realize how long it takes them to make this, like they spent years rolling these wolves throughout their lives

[@Falconer710]

The cameramen/ camerawomen and crew are Awsome amazing humans bring us nature to our tv we are blessed

[@rutimu3685]

Z

[@mictianabsterges1313]

Ruining habitats and forcing territorial clashes through their investigations

[@VA_Gandhi]

I don't think people care. Do you care how long it takes food to get to your favorite restaurant before it's served in your plate?

[@jonathanreeve4439]

@@Falconer710 ghy

[@ReelTee]

Those bears are straight up lazy as f*ck, always stealing the wolves' kill.

[@triumph_4000]

Ikr😂

[@triumph_4000]

@LoupeShot ong

[@Ben_Neill]

Lazy or a very effecient strategy? :)

[@bree6510]

That’s what was thinking🤣

[@Samantha-wr3cn]

Ya but that’s just what bears do In the wild.

[@SharonMartinez]

She looks so beautiful in that first scene. She’s smiling. It was hard for me to see the shot of her mother. I sobbed at the end of the last video. I guess few wolves die in their sleep, surrounded by family. 🌲

[@supremebearface9242]

😔

[@victoriaw6692]

She had a great run. 😰

[@SignOfTheTimes008]

The cruelty of the mites being introduced was sad to. Almost at the end.

[@alyssac0]

🤡

[@Ambelica]

29:56 I find this extremely interesting and awe-inspiring that wolves can sense defects/ailments like this . .. this elk probably suffered for a long time from the teeth on that side. As someone who has felt the pain and aftermath of an abscess I can only imagine that going into the whole tooth and jawbone. The wolves in an ironic way have this elk one last mercy. Amazing animals

[@ice843]

Natures dentists 🤭🤭

[@joannschmidt4253]

Wolf supporters ... watch the true story movie ... “The Canyon”.

[@dreddykrugernew]

Its not surprising, scientists years ago where doing a study on zebras and they tagged their ears which proved to be a big mistake because it allowed the lions to single them out and eat them...

[@willhickey7387]

@@joannschmidt4253 wolf "supporters" noone needs to support them. They are animals living where they are supposed to. If someone can't accept that perhaps they should move to a place where wolves don't live.

[@alyssac0]

🙄dumbass comment

[@emilychance1426]

I hope to see a follow-up sometime about the third white wolf! Very interesting that she didn't pursue 755 after he was chased off, but I think she did what was best to ensure her pups were cared for and protected. I'd love to see content about the Mali pack as well!

[@joshuahull9982]

The dynamics of wolf lives aren't much different than our own. They only wanna survive, find love and raise a family of their own before they become elderly and sick and ultimately die.

[@mirbau7544]

Yes, you see write. 🦊

[@bluenose7984]

Well when only the 2 dominant wolves are allowed to mate, i'm happy we differ there.

[@philawsonfur]

society has been poisoned into believing this is not what we're biologically programmed to do to be happy and successful

[@normahicks7575]

Yes

[@normahicks7575]

Go to my comment

[@immastoner2630]

the way they work together is so interesting to watch. definitely one of my favorite animals :D

[@lynnleigha580]

Also, I love how the elk run around w their noses up and prancing like , ha ha you can't catch me, I'm healthy

[@walienherz]

The elk have their heads pulled back because it gives them a better view of behind them 😄

[@brandonhorlback5786]

I am not going to say nothing or disrespect you but that was a joke you could have said that in your head instead of putting it on KZbin that’s why I don’t like KZbinrs because y’all do things that make the average person upset or say something dumb

[@bossanova1131]

Right on Lynn! I'm with ya! Good call 🤙

[@azisbn6090]

@@downformyscratchchavis poppo

[@lobos3095]

😂😂😂😂😃😃😃😃😃

[@nottodaybucko]

I find the white wolf lineage very fascinating. Super cool

[@geyjibill1441]

seems like white wolf are alpha female and black alpha male. and grey wolf the omega one XDD

[@joannschmidt4253]

For all watch the true story movie “The Canyon” !!! It is eye opening !!!

[@JustaRandomDude.175]

@@geyjibill1441 grey wolf can be beta

[@alexaledesma6591]

this documentary made me cry it was so beautiful seeing the generations of strong white wolf alpha females 😭 i really wanted white wolf to find her sister and her first born black baby 😭😭😭

[@marinemammalsofcalifornia-79]

It is always amazing to see 2 species share a meal, especially when both of them are aggressive species.

[@dominickvasquez7625]

Yeah that surprised me

[@goodvibes7104]

I wonder if this situation will occur more frequently as time goes on? Animals do evolve and teach their young. The cool, calm and collected approach worked out for both sides lol.

[@ElZedLoL]

Wdym "aggressive species"??

[@seriouscyrus6982]

@@ElZedLoL They mean that they're predators.

[@sebastian-jb6hk]

It’s more of a size thing tbh he was a smaller bear closer to the pack size but they knew it was a bear and they know they power they can do etc

[@БатбаатарБатсуурь-н7с]

i just wanna say huuuuuge THANK YOU to Real Wild channel.

[@smokymountain2234]

Love yellow stone park , visited earlier this year in April , amazing park 🥰God bless USA 🇺🇸😇🙏

[@caqua1065]

After two documentaries I am too emotionally invested in these wolves :'(

[@willhickey7387]

This documentary had me choosing sides. Lol. It's like a gangland movie.

[@ladyclaue]

You need to watch the story of the black wolf as well

[@Meghna680]

Please read the rise of wolf 8. I just finished reading it picked up the book from Yellowstone when I visited in July. You will love it. Will get my hands on the rest of the trilogy soon. I just need to overcome my emotions after reading the first one.

[@judithcampbell1705]

Beautiful documentary. Thank you. I hope the family lives for a long time and many more generations to come 🙏 ❤ 💙

[@abubakarmuawiyah3618]

I hate/can’t get out of my head how white wolf’s new family killed her old family. I know it’s just nature, but I always have it in the back of my mind

[@angelbass2975]

I completely understand. And that same reasoning is why we can’t evolve and grow as a species. Great series and greater comments.

[@nethal8506]

If we are being fair they are from the same pack but they probably didn't participate in it and maybe we can learn a thing from it

[@angelbass2975]

@Satanic Panic Fun and Games lol I guess you were unable to see the meaning behind the message. Thanks for being rude when no one else was. I am both black and white. So when I see what transpired with the wolves, I tend to try and see how humans can learn from this. And as a part of the human species, I know that certain actions, thoughts, and feelings help raise our vibrational levels. Putting us in a space of movement, instead of where we tend to be, stagnant. Like wolves, our main directives include self preservation. Young white wolf would not have made it. And it was smart, as she knows her home territory better than most. So her matching up with part of the other pack made sense. And It was her parents, the Alphas that were targeted. It shows that they are not bound as we are to our past in the same ways. Our ways tend to segregate and do quite a bit of emotional trauma. Humans are not good at the big picture. Some are, most are not. Our preservation goes mainly to self and less to fight for others including ourselves. This is as far as I want to go right now. Have a great day everyone 😀 and you too satan😁

[@angelbass2975]

@Satanic Panic Fun and Games Wait! How old are you?! The only other thing I can say is..... Are you okay?! Do you take everything like this. You are too funny. I think you are just trolling, because nobody said what you are responding to. Again, great videos. Great for learning 👍 Now to find a killer and sleep with him😘🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@angelbass2975]

@@fuhrealbino lol, what's that supposed to mean?

[@Wild906]

Nice! Didnt know there was a part two, so nice to have a follow up!! 👍

[@quincyedwards3825]

5 5

[@arthurb4240]

I love how everything is narrated professionaly and pragmaticly. Maybe this is the best nature dokumentary ive ever seen.

[@makysinjay1807]

Can’t wait for the next episode

[@geowill8472]

❤️🖤🐺🐺🐺🖤❤️

[@loanameza4048]

There is more ?

[@finaljustice3848]

Female wolf leaves her old mate and moves in with the new male wolves. "These wolves ain loyal" - Wolf musician

[@Thundernoob98]

In other words she belong to the streets.

[@ivanrodriguez8027]

@@Thundernoob98 she belongs to the wild

[@slcRN1971]

She had to choose whichever one would be able to best protect her and her cubs.

[@Ooofff_main]

To all who see this, this is a Masterpiece of art

[@louisemckinney1021]

I really liked this story it was well documented THANKYOU for your forever hard work on filming and tracking the pack I'm glad they are still going strong that's what's best for all members. Great video THANKYOU for the great documentary!!!!🍁🇨🇦🍁🌹👍

[@ween0t]

Patiently waiting for part 3

[@JindodogNewYork]

Thank you so much for making this film.

[@peytongnf8850]

ive gotten back into crime documentary, and now i like wolf documentary now. How did this happen-

[@208_treasure6]

Haha...me, too! 😁

[@brantleys_ytchannelforkids6401]

I do as well!! Man it was hard to watch the pair die like that! But that's life! I am so excited and glad to see at least the Black one made it!!! I'm Glad to see most did!!!! I Love Wolves!!!!!!! 💞💓💯🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@justinwehrman2823]

Love the wolf documentaries

[@hannesruutel2883]

Same

[@Tc-rn8lh]

Me too

[@Sunshine-ox3hc]

I'm not a fan of these bears. With them being so large, I thought they were natural top predators (I always hear about bear attacks and not wolf attacks on humans), but it looks like they are mostly scavengers. I have far more respect for wolves now.

[@matthewblackledge5464]

Grizzly bears re undoubtedly apex predators. They are the only predators in North America even remotely capable of taking down elk and moose alone. Imagine how much easier it would be to follow wolves and let them do the work? The bears are working smarter not harder. The same way wolves try to do.

[@Nomerci14]

At the end that bear ate with the wolves guess who's coming to dinner

[@justagemini9593]

They are natural top predators the fact they walk up to a pack of wolves and take they're food proves that in the wild the top predator has the last say also they can easier take down elk by themselves they just know they're no other animals in their area that can stop them if they take the food instead

[@andreysantos6660]

@@justagemini9593the bear is often scared off by the wolves as it was shown in both parts of the documentary and no, bears cant take down elk and moose by themselves regularly, they can only take the calfs. Bears are not good hunters.

[@tigera6681]

I really enjoy watch Wolf story. Wolves are very special animal. I do not understand why some humans like to kill Wolf? Thank U for uploading/sharing this story.

[@marinemammalsofcalifornia-79]

They are smart, bold, and beautiful!

[@rickusmaximus2435]

Humans are the true monsters of this world.. what other species decimates entire species for fun.. we should protect ourselves from predatory animals instead of killing them

[@dh13king75]

@@rickusmaximus2435 It’s because we look to destroy what we fear or don’t understand. It’s sad

[@alexzandermueller29]

U do make a good point but I feel it’s worth saying in Europe if. Wolf population gets to high they will attack and kill people so it must be managed

[@normanwilkinson5450]

Woo ko

[@supreme9826]

I’m impressed with how much the coyotes stand there ground

[@ElZedLoL]

their*

[@shadominx3696]

It's amazing how they can stand THEIR own ground isn't it?

[@carloscontreras3633]

How do you pronounce coyotes?

[@DomItDown]

@@carloscontreras3633 I pronounced it cow-yo-tee my entire 33 years and then last year I started using the cow-yoat pronunciation myself.

[@carloscontreras3633]

@@DomItDown interesting. I pronounce it ka-yo-tee

[@AFROJOE2323]

755 is a trooper even after everything he has been through

[@xavierrobeson4163]

It’s 7 12 you didn’t watch it all

[@AFROJOE2323]

@@xavierrobeson4163 nope is was 755

[@xavierrobeson4163]

7:59 😂 you didn’t watch anything

[@AFROJOE2323]

@@xavierrobeson4163 I wasnt talking about 712, i was talking about 755

[@AFROJOE2323]

@@xavierrobeson4163 your brain is apparently to small to read simple english :P

[@deandrewhite2276]

We need part 3

[@jamiefox526]

True

[@ExpressedFeelings]

Yess the first one was so fucking sad at the end when mom n dad dies

[@ExpressedFeelings]

@James Ogden actually lete check

[@ExpressedFeelings]

@James Ogden it's not out

[@ExpressedFeelings]

@James Ogden lmao you but hurt cause you pointlessly lie stfu

[@anessacimi3360]

First I loved 712 and now 755 has taken my heart

[@wykeishacraft6820]

A Great and Lovely wolfpack rolling out in that thick snow. Smart too. White wolf couldn't get away from black wolf he liked her and she liked him , she had those beautiful pups and will keep them protected in a safe den.

[@gianganle-s7c]

You always provide such great content. Thanks!

[@ohMY03]

Big bear :this my food you ain’t having any Small bear : hey guys can we eat together.

[@edensky5825]

Wolves: you see all you gotta be is polite, join us bro

[@EELAMJR]

The bears must love the wolf on a personal lvl lol Free meal every time and the wolves sit back n watch as well! 🙌🏾

[@angelclouds3233]

Not all the time did you not see most of the time the wolfs drove them off and they ended up running away

[@arisdelis1]

Bears and Wolves are old enemies...wolves will eat bear cubs hence the bear runs

[@mlgwolftrix4708]

I feel bad for 755, he had his mate shot and killed and he just got a new wife and 3 black wolves just took her away from him and his pups to live a new life with those 3 black wolves, that’s a poor lone wolf, wife just betrayed him 💀

[@fraidoonw]

thanks! may wild life thrive and thrive!

[@PaladinHeart33]

Nice documentary, despite being old. Lol, those darn bears really pissed me off! Kept stealing all the kills.

[@lila8181]

For real 👍

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Great documentary i love watching them. Big bad wolves and they are some brave animals. 712 (the dad wolf) didn't play around with other animals .) don't go or come near his wolf pack if you don't belongs there. Gray hunter was ok at time, he did find a killed.

[@JustaRandomDude.175]

grey wolf was the hunter even tho I feel bad for the lost pup

[@Broken......]

I watched part 1 and 2 Both Were Amazing What A Documentary U Guys Made I Really Got emotional for This Amazing And Beautiful Creatures So Sad 🥺

[@RR-nl2ep]

This video shows it all. Wolves chase off bears and wolves also let bears dine with them. RESPECT!!!!💯

[@neaituppi7306]

I can't always take it at face value, that the stories presented here actually happened. At least not as defined as they are told. I have seen ones where they take various footage, then make a storyline for it. They do it well, but every now and again, you can see that it may not actually be what happened.

[@carloscontreras3633]

I would like to make a narrative with the footage. Might be fun.

[@tammydeboard6537]

This is a beautiful story. It took a long time to make this doc. thank you for the time you put into this. I love wolves. This is an amazing story. I wish more people would educate themselves about wolves and not be afraid of them. They are beautiful animals. Thank you. Wolves ❤

[@brandonsadventurechannel9806]

Amazing documentary!

[@marinemammalsofcalifornia-79]

It is very interesting to see how strongly the bear feel about possession.

[@ckromuluss11and89]

just sat here stoned watching this,absolutely amazing,

[@_.skyyblue._]

The white wolf legacy lives on!

[@MartsEntertainment]

This is fantastic. I’d love to film a documentary about the Black Bears and Grizzlies of Grand Teton NP & the connected John D. Rockefeller Preserve as it is a gateway to the Greater Yellowstone Area.

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

That sounds absolutely amazing! Perhaps you could start with writing a book?

[@lynnleigha580]

Well, even though the deer are their as food, it's nice that they have a little season of pleanty

[@criticalthinker575]

Hi!

[@its_ezralol]

@@criticalthinker575 Hello

[@shaktiwarrior3450]

Thank You for uploading!

[@manuelwebe]

Brilliant documentary! Love it! Thanks for sharing.

[@bessiebell6218]

Thank u for sharing...I really enjoyed watching this...

[@lelandlee5008]

SO THE POOR COYOTE WAS KILLED...DAMN SO SAD HEARING THE POOR BABY SCREAM

[@inthewoods5494]

Nature isn’t pretty.

[@RebelBoy-is7hw]

Lmao

[@lauralamkay1246]

Wolf pups are so adorable!

[@abderrazakbekhouche5115]

Beautiful video❤❤

[@belljazzy9380]

Love this documentary of wolves. It took me through an emotional roller coster 😢😮😂😊. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

[@curious1224]

So emotional seeing both part 1 and twoo

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Great Documentary and thanks a lot for sharing. 😊😊 i know they got tied of the bear.

[@FACELESS_VOID_00]

Great Story ❤️

[@Strwbbe]

wolves have such intricate family systems like us its fascinating

[@temujin1645]

Sad to see the hayden wolves...Rip white and grey wolf but overwhelming to watch part 2

[@Lifelinetnt]

Wow amazing white wolf and 712 are chasing after the coyote

[@bookiezzz]

Currently watching this faded asf rn

[@paprikaa117]

i love this so much, stay safe out there wolves

[@triumph_4000]

Didn't know a planet watched youtube..say hi to mercury for me

[@skunkycatog]

Man white wolf and black wolf are probably the best wolf documentaries ever made

[@cloudforest4087]

What intricate lifes every animal lives.

[@stevecamarano7146]

GREAT VID.!!!!! TYVM FOR SHARING!!!!

[@markwilliamson2755]

I like how they took the living being element out of the subject and started calling it 712.

[@christinehumphreys8206]

These videos are awesome! Keep it up

[@amitylukesadventures2139]

I love your work

[@quezo36]

poor 755 he can't catch a break, lol, great content

[@redchilli450]

Fabulous video! how many years did it take to finish this documentary?

[@sak6043]

I was waiting for this documentary 😀

[@obey-cuh]

I love wolf 🐺

[@ratulabdullah6798]

It might seems unjust of white female to move on with 3 new males while her partner is keep coming back to look after his family but you would be happy to know that she made absolute right choice of accepting these 3 males They have successfully protected & provided for her upcoming cubs & today this wapiti pack is the biggest, consisting 20+ members Wow!!!

[@parkercummings1906]

I enjoyed it !!!!

[@Yezebell]

Part 1 was really good hope part 2s good too

[@maxdout564]

I dont understand how or why elk evolved to have antlers. They get caught up on each other, get tangled up on vegetation and must take a lot of energy to grow just to be shed.

[@sir.mistable1496]

Its a form of selective mating on the part of the female elk. While it may impede them in other aspects of life, the bigger the antlers the more likely an elk is to mate and pass on their genes, thus increasing antler size more and more over each generation. The ability of the male to grow such large antlers given all the resources it requires says to the female this is a strong male with good genetics to pass on to their offspring.

[@515ventures3]

Why isnt part 1 in the description?????

[@greatbalance]

It would be a horribly painful way for the elk to die at the jaws of the wolves. As he said, wolves don't have the jaw strength to kill their prey with one single bite to the throat, until mountain lions or other members of the cat family like tigers, lions and leopards. So these elk get repeated bitten and chewed on until they die of shock or severe internal bleeding. All in all, they sure do suffer.

[@sachinarora1887]

What a documentary

[@joeyortiz484]

Awesome 👍

[@TVeres-3dRm]

Just finished watching. Beautiful animals. Ending was shocking (FYI- not for the faint of heart!) So very hard to watch, but, I guess that's life for these animals in the wild. Harsh reality for these creatures. Preservation of the majestic wildlife, and our National and State Parks is so very important! Once they're gone in the wild, they're gone, and there's no going back. This film is a great documentary record of something So Precious. 💞🌎🐺🐻🦌

[@Luvluna19]

Woooahh continue ,it was so sad last time 😩

[@jaggededge8545]

good video

[@lowhandlagum]

After watching this documentary, I now hate bears.

[@dominickvasquez7625]

That sub adult bear was chill tho

[@wildearth8134]

She is so beautiful wolf but It’s so sad that she never had a big pack!

[@its_ezralol]

Just bcuz the pack is small doesn’t mean they’re not strong..They stand as one and that’s the only thing that matters..

[@titanic2097]

Amazing!..

[@KatrinaDancer]

They introduced mange to kill wolves?! That's the most f*cked up thing I've ever heard. I can't think of a more miserable way to die. There are some truly evil humans out there 😡

[@m.williams4971]

Back in the 1920s: Jim Crow Laws still strong, Women just then being able to vote, a still segregated military, bad general treatment of Asians(mainly Japanese and Chinese), Eugenics, etc., etc. A lot of behaviors we consider quite poor today.

[@BoydXplorer]

Nice contents..educational, interesting and informative to watch about the wolf life. Thanks for sharing. Watching from Dubai.

[@Ben71246]

How many bears has stolen the food lol. Those thieves Omg though those wolves with the bear that was cool

[@therealvanquisher7506]

Smashing good work of watching but not interfering on this documentary guys.

[@jamesprather1723]

Loved part one and two and love wolves

[@willhickey7387]

Man, part one had me heated. How are the Molly pack just kill my homegirl White Wolf's fam? and they got gray wolf. Retaliation is a must!!! Hope the two year old comes back with a whole gang and takes out the Molly pack. This is like a gang banger movie. I'm invested!

[@slcRN1971]

I don’t understand why the Molly pack killed the first white wolf....... her pack was so small and didn’t harm theirs. The white wolf pack, wasn’t depriving the Molly pack of much needed game.

[@sup7499]

I think it’s spelled Mollie’s

[@tazcahoon4051]

Even 1 wolfs a threat 1 wolf can birth 40 pups in their lives and each one of those 40 will birth 40 each that’s 1600 wolfs in 5 years! From 1 wolf

[@TH3_C4N1N3]

@@slcRN1971 They killed them for territory, sadly. Wolf packs are very territorial towards other packs.

[@sbsb4995]

Outstanding

[@samselyukov9159]

So cool