Too Wild- Ethiopia (Ep 3: Not crying wolf)

#TooWildEthiopia is back with the FINAL EPISODE: Not crying Wolf.
In the final episode of Too Wild Ethiopia, Lauren and David make a brave decision to climb to the top of Weyb valley at over 4,000m, to get closer to Africa’s rarest carnivore. They track the giant mole rats, the wolves’ favourite prey, in order to spot the apex predators in action. They climb with pinched lungs and tired legs …. But will it be worth it?
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About the series:
Too Wild Ethiopia - Season 1, a three-part KZbin series which follows #WWFVoices members Lauren Arthur and David Eastaugh as they explore biodiversity-rich Ethiopia, said to be the land where the wolves wander, as they go in search for Africa’s most rarest carnivore. The only place in the world where you can hear their fading howls.

[@amyboyer8429]

My grandchildren were adopted from Ethiopia. They are now 8 and 10. I can't wait to share this wonderful series with them. Thank you.

[@jacobfinder7476]

Wonderful work Lauren and David. Thank you so much for caring.

[@MrAkz47]

THANK YOU Luren and Dawie. It hurts to know what's coming for this precious Ethiopian 🐺! As an Ethiopian especially it hurts more that we are not doing enough to help them survive.

[@suzannah6044]

Well done, Lauren and David! What an absolutely gorgeous creature. What an adventure. Thank you for educating us about the wild and endangered Ethiopian wolf.

[@mazbirdwhisper4129]

Absolutely amazing Lauren& Dawie. I was fascinated. That action shot with Giant Mole Rat in the E Wolf's jaw! Jaw dropping Dawie! 😍 you two rock!!!

[@grantnorman4858]

Thanks for highlighting the plight of these animals, once again a victim of the consumption of an ever increasing human population. I think the message is simply, preserve the environment preserve the species.

[@mindytillapaugh3465]

Oh, Miss Lauren.....you have opened my eyes to worlds I could have never even dreamed of...and for that I am eternally grateful. I will extend the same offer to you that I did to Mr. James Hendry, when I watched his solo efforts.....If you promise to never take for granted the beauty of the worlds in which you are blessed to travel, then I too will promise to find the same beauty and wonder in my little world of upstate NY USA....

[@shendaraalshedir1933]

The cow rolling having a dust bath & having fun was so sweet. I LOVE to see a happy Animal!💖🐮💖 Yes Lauren, your little black horse was beautiful!👍🏻As was the others. The goats, omg sooo adorable & the Abyssinian Donkeys are wonderful, I LOVE Donkeys!! Such hard working Animals. The moles are cute furballs. Super cool to see all the little trails & pathways hidden in the grass around the mole hole!👍🏻The Wolf's track was alot larger than l expected as the wolf looks so small and thin framed. I remember last year on drive when you told us how excited you were to be going on this trip. CONGRATULATIONS on becoming WWF ambassadors & filmmakers!👍🏻👏🏻 I have had their badge sewn on my jeanjacket for at least 35 years, lol! And a Greenpeace badge from 1982!👍🏻🌈☮️🐾 I sure hope you guys will put out another series as this is GREAT, but not enough for me-- l could feast on more of these!!👌🏻 Other than donations when possible or sharing awareness, what can we do here from Canada that could help these wolves? Is it products we should or shouldn't buy? Write to a particular government or governing body? I know l can't physically help, so how can we play our part, please? Every Animal Life Matters.🤗💖🍀🐾🌈🇨🇦☮️

[@lisainthemitten1390]

Gorgeous scenery and gorgeous animals!

[@susanlenk9284]

Thank you Lauren and Dawie for these 3 marvelous episodes from Ethiopia. You said you'd had a marvelous trip and you did. So much to learn. Look forward to your next adventure.

[@kayslowey-sly2138]

Super series! Thank you for the amazing video and education.

[@Leopard_Lover]

Dave you absolutely captured such BEAUTY here. I am in awe: i cried at the magnificence of these vast, harsh yet wonderous lands, the diversity of habitat these animals have adapted to and also, cried for the beautiful wolves. They look a lot like some of the dingoes I have seen here in Western Australia. Thank you Lauren for bringing these extraordinary creatures to our attention, and attention is what we must give them before we lose them forever. I would love to know how I can help. Thank you x LL

[@sharonsolomon2057]

Amazing...brave....strong....I could go on and on about you two ❤️❤️

[@janetr9819]

Wonderful series, Lauren and Dawie, thank you both for a beautiful introduction to Ethiopia and the plight of the Ethiopian wolf.

[@ShortDeeps]

Thank you, from Ethiopia!

[@firstladyshah8971]

Amazing filming by Dawie. Thank you so much to you both for doing this amazing series for us.

[@debsmith7050]

Hope there is more to come!! Great team and partnership with WWF

[@kashmirblog.berlimaengen]

The place was awesome fresh air loving the view episode ☺️

[@NickolaiKinny]

Amazing capture and footage David!

[@mazbirdwhisper4129]

I was also enthralled with the Abyssinian Long eared Owl

[@shirleyhunt1896]

Love love this documentary!!! Thank you .... so interesting

[@MasterYve]

Hey Lauren & Dawi! Love your documentary!!!!!

[@jeannematousek6317]

Love it thanks for sharing it with us

[@Aniketbabar]

Great series to watch. We need awareness conservation

[@Abdifitah430]

Baale Oromia🌳 ❤ my parents hometown

[@marg1282]

Thank you for this amazing introduction to these wolves. Privileged to have seen this recording. ❤️❤️

[@richardjohnson5529]

It would be a tragedy to lose these Wolves, something needs to be done to save them.

[@shutterbug7017]

Wonderful presentation Lauren and Dawie, I felt like I was right there with you.

[@antoniomartins2900]

Please make these videos in 4k or 8k please thank you

[@futureme.goatme]

Make more of this video! Really loved it!

[@dizzy1369]

Awesome little series guys, thank you. What a beautiful animal.

[@crzyjenni]

Chills. We sure are lucky you both have chosen to share your gifts with the world.

[@melissadrew5655]

Wow that was amazing lauren and David luv what you two do

[@WalktheLake]

So wonderful! Thank you for being brave enough to make this trip and generous enough to share with the world. I hope you two do more of this so people like me, half a planet away can learn more. Also, always love seeing your two together here or on Safarilive 💕

[@pattiw.1469]

Wonderful work!!! I HOPE that WWF will allow more adventures in education and conservation by the two of you!!!

[@tanjap2002]

Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@pattiwhite9575]

Wonderful landscape. Another enjoyable video. TY for sharing

[@listenup2882]

Those are the least ferocious wolves on the planet.

[@katewellington9319]

Loved this series! Beautiful footage!

[@drosmanesen2328]

WWF do good things

[@juttastepanik5480]

Dankeschön fürs Hochladen! 💐

[@listenup2882]

They need to plant some trees on this land.

[@emmdav99]

Excellent loved the documentary please do more

[@judydawra6481]

Wow that was incredible

[@biodiversiteavecpassion7448]

Thank you

[@mariannkovats3956]

that was amazing

[@missscottie3683]

Brilliant loved it

[@Gurci28]

5:46

[@kunarero131]

And what does the WWF do to save the Ethiopian Wolf? No longer waiting is nessary!

[@hanna-kathrinegermany4571]

🦓🦓🦓

[@heyitsmedammit]

what can be done to save these wolves?

[@Gokashi-xt7vd]

We call them red fox in Ethiopia not wolf

[@EurosolOpoeteren]

Tell me about the ear tags of the wolfs please?

[@Suzetteofthewest]

Well Doctors Without Boarders should stop. So should all these ways to keep humans alive longer. There is just too damn many of us. (ok bring on the anger comments...I can take it)