Tracking The African Wild Dog In Their Natural Habitat | Real Wild

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[@kelza_]

It’s no wonder humans like dogs so much, watching them greet each other with that much energy is ADORABLE!!

[@robertobezerra1766]

Sim

[@priyankasalunkhe9192]

​@@robertobezerra1766rogouuwk

[@Demarcussykeshwh]

I didn’t realize how much I’d like this episode I usually like watching lions but these wild dogs act like they actually have feelings for each other.

[@basslover48]

Most animals do that live in family groups. Check out the video about Solo the wild dog. I think you'll like it.

[@melodyphlox]

Lionesses look after their cubs like no one else. Also others in their sister pride look after cubs while one or two go on the hunt. Females usually carry out the hunt. Males are lazy.

[@siimplypinkie8385]

They do💗

[@Emmss_]

Same here @Future Infiniti !

[@nightcedargarden]

They do! My friends please check out savage kingdom. Incredible incredible series about lions, wild dogs, hyenas, leopards etc etc

[@joelirag3718]

The most successful hunters in Africa. Very social as well. They take care of the young and old.

[@lukenock4496]

Yep, kind of like we don’t

[@jupitercyclops6521]

How about the brave camera man in the den getting that footage

[@anitas.6615]

How adorable is the puppies introduction to the pack?!? The adults all act so excited & engaged with their big floofy tails wagging. I love em even more!

[@beastwarsFTW]

And yet they are probably the most vicious dogs out there

[@Americahasaproblemchile]

19:45

[@tylerjacobson8012]

Lol, wild dogs disembowel their prey and eat them alive. Their “Floofy” tails remind me of shark fins.

[@GenericDan]

@@tylerjacobson8012 So do lions. What's your point?

[@danielmurphy3058]

Dogs are packed animals. So the notion that each dog haunt for themselves, cannot be further from the truth. As a pack, they are formidable hunters.

[@mikethaxton4935]

Yet people will call wolves evil because they live and hunt in a pack 🤔

[@Rein_00Deer]

Animal documentaries have always interested me. This is one of the few wild dog documents I've actually seen. Very well done and interesting! Keep up the good work!

[@melodyphlox]

Fascinating and unfortunately highly endangered. I was utterly stoked to be able to see wild dogs in Kruger in South Africa in 2019. I was so giddy, was my number one animal to find!! 🥰🤩

[@Rein_00Deer]

@@melodyphlox the way of hunting prey was always my favorite way, tracking the prey down until it cant run anymore, its similar to what humans did so long ago. I hope to one day be able to see them with my own eyes. i can understand why you where so exited.

[@melodyphlox]

@@Rein_00Deer You MUST go on safari if you have not! I scratched the hell out of my rental car running into brambles and bushes looking for animals. Oops! Sang to a zebra that was not amused. lolll🦓🤣

[@MadDawg420]

@@melodyphlox you took a rental car on a safari? I thought you had to have a guide with a gun and whatnot?

[@melodyphlox]

@@MadDawg420 It depends on the game park that you go to. No guns!!! Omg 😆 In Kruger during the day you can drive your own vehicle. At night or early morning you must ride along on an open top vehicle with others. You have a spotlight to find the animals by finding a set of eyes. You must keep your limbs(arms) inside of the vehicle. This way, predators only see you as this large vehicle, not each individual person inside. For instance when I came into the park there was a huge male lion in the middle of the road. >I came in at night and had to be taxied to my bungalow

[@deucehudson4887]

I love their teamwork and their loyalty together. Noble animals fr

[@robertobezerra1766]

VERDADE. e esse é um dos motivos de Muitos, que o Cachorro Selvagem Africano também Conhecido como Mabeco, é o meu ( 2° Segundo ) ANIMAL Favorito 🙂 de Todos do Reino Animal. E até expliquei em um "pequeno comentário" aqui na Postagem, o porque.

[@veronicaguerrero5827]

@33:33 My heart is so broken 😭😭😭 they cry out when they see their brother being eaten and feeling helpless these dogs are so fascinating and human like

[@thomasmckendry8566]

As soon as I seen that camera, I went straight to the comments. 🙄

[@spitfirestake54]

Thomas Mckendry lol

[@mepersonally2280]

lol, shooooot, i clikced off, i thought it was mine, i was like hol up, yall dont this in 1080p god dang

[@taileshrajput1413]

Uuhnbabba

[@nikkikennedy8728]

I just love wild dogs! I think they're absolutely adorable and amazing animals. The puppies meeting the whole pack was like the cutest thing I've ever seen. You can see how excited they all are lol.

[@J53320]

I bet if you ever encountered a pack of them they wouldn't be that adorable and cute anymore..they probably would eat you alive.Ain't nothing cute about these animals

[@UniDocs_Mahapushpa_Cyavana]

@@J53320 If you encountered many cultures humans, they would eat you alive, that doesn't mean you can't find humans cute.

[@J53320]

Formation 13 You gotta good point and don’t get me wrong for some strange I like watching them hunt and interact with other members of the pack and they social skills but I still think they vicious and they still ain’t cute

[@foxmulder8955]

@@UniDocs_Mahapushpa_Cyavana canibalistic murderers are not cute at all but fortunately very few humans are like that. However every single wild dog is a bloodthirsty killer and eats its preys alive

[@kingkenzokwansa]

I wish you come across on foot with a pack of hungry wild dogs in the middle of the Savannah without any other mean of transportation. Then we'll see if you find them cute.

[@cristianrivera5055]

The leopard was like " bro, turn the damn lights off"

[@elsadiamond1001]

Right? Like they must think the viewers will be stupid. We can see the shadow and the light following it 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@beetlejuice4357]

@@elsadiamond1001 yeah that must be it.

[@peaceforall1291]

@Abenezer Schmidt I believe you meant infrared camera. Am I right????

[@peaceforall1291]

@Joy Jones I believe we spell it infrared.

[@brothercaleb]

The lights benefitted the prey who could see him better

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Like wolves they take great care of each other...bring food back for injured, suck or elderly animals. Grieve when they lose a member...I love watching them. Actually I love watching anything in animals that is well done.

[@malc2719]

I admire the wild dogs. For a start they don’t hunt for themselves !?? They are clever, strategic hunters, who work together. They bring back food for their puppies and even the sick or the old in their pack. When they’re moving from dens, they keep their pups together and look out for any laggers so they don’t get left behind. They are fast with plenty of stamina and they are a strength in their numbers.

[@mianavarro56]

I’m aware this was a year ago however they meant they spread out to have a higher chance at getting something, then as shown in the video they gather up as soon as one gets down and eat

[@mikezooper]

Good that you admire them but illogical to project human morality onto non-human creatures.

[@ensonmarut9302]

I too for one, admire wild dogs..

[@tearkshunta5407]

@@mikezooper He's not projecting human morals on to wild animals, he's just noticing their similarities us humans, because of their social structures, behavioral codes, empathy and Caring for one another. They are the only wild predator species that lets the cubs eat before the adults. We may not be able to project our morals on to dogs but we can project emotions, whether it be Anger or Love, the can surely understand it.

[@LUVLAYNE34]

So true

[@stevemsmithty655tyhvcxvbcm9]

I love African wild dogs and this documentary! I felt bad for the dog lugging around the heavy camera, which didn't show or do anything. And they hunt together

[@meishaholmes4283]

The wild dogs sounded like they were really laughing when playing in the water...too cute.

[@henriettaabeyta1457]

Spooky jumping hyenas do the laughing sound, while wild canines bark, yap, woof, growl, howl, moan, and a few other sounds.

[@Hollywood2021]

It’s like they knew they were on tv

[@nikkikennedy8728]

Grandpa buffalo be like "Hey! Hey you! Yeah, YOU!! Get the hell off my lawn, you little hooligans!!"

[@bgmrelaxation2664]

The narration was amazing, helped me understand everything the video had to offer, it was so relaxing. The sound of nature. It gets better. Don't give up. Don't be ashamed to ask for help. You are capable of doing better things with your life than you might think.

[@yanderechan7725]

They're not just a pack of wild dogs, they're family. Their bond and affection is strong. I love these dogs

[@pariscommune9742]

Yes like a small community or even a small nation with perfect cohesion communication and hierarchical structure.Pack tactics of wild dogs and wild wolves can be origin of the pack tactical strategy of the steppe warrior horde of the Sythians,the Hun, the Mongols.

[@KR-nm6wm]

THANK YOU!!!!! I have been saying that every time I see a comment about about "hating" them. They have an 85% success kill rate, the highest amongst ALL animals... they are not the biggest but other animals respect them because they are intelligent.

[@SousouCell]

Until you get resurrected as an impala ......😁

[@ericmontoya3447]

@@SousouCell 😵😵

[@diegogeneral1217]

They bond better than humans

[@dalenedemarais4644]

one last glance at his mate...who stays behind......awe

[@lueckbullet97]

I love the fact that the leopard is heard by the animals. Not by the giant spotlight shining on them?

[@eddie9579]

Scrolllrd through the comments to see if someone thought the same as me 😂

[@calsums914]

Right

[@DifR42483]

That camera looks heavy af

[@meowcat9636]

Hare Gaming it's using lithium cells, it's probably pretty light weight

[@mozartips]

@Mew Cat what if the lithium cells explode? by the way it does look heavy to me as well.

[@MiraSubieGirl]

It weights 35 grams... I have one -_- Thats nothing.

[@joannawang9954]

Reuben Caldwel

[@judeobi242]

😂💯

[@alexbarros8550]

Amazing how they communicate. No need of walkie talkies

[@somoeur2845]

all love's 💯🔔🐇👄🔸️🏳️‍🌈

[@kwaseb]

Oh snap, they got a snitch, wearing a camera, taping for the feds.

[@michaellindsey31]

RIGHT

[@breedube1332]

Lmao

[@davesmith1199]

Best comment here......Lmao and Peace kwaseb.

[@hafidzhilyahafizahcrh3305]

00t

[@jodyjohnsen]

I hope that tracking device and camera helped the filmmakers because it did nothing for us, except maybe induce a bit of motion sickness. The dogs are interesting. I don’t anthropomorphize so observation of technique and strategy is fascinating.

[@justaguy4real]

22:30 so cute and adorable that every other single pup has been these same exact ways freaking and chasing down adults for food. Millions of lil clones

[@robertobezerra1766]

Amo MUITO os Animais 🙂♥️Leopardo, Girafa, Urso, Lobos, Rinoceronte, Suricato, Ratel, Carcaju, Gato-Maracajá, Feneco, Cachorro Vinagre, Orangotango, Tamanduá-Bandeira, Elande, Zebras, Cavalos Selvagens, Calau, o Varano-do-Nilo, a Píton Birmanesa e etc.. vou falar Sobre o meu 2°SEGUNDO Animal Preferido o ( Cachorro Selvagem Africano ) tbm Conhecido como "Mabeco". é da Família dos Canídeos, um fato Curioso sobre o Cachorro Selvagem Africano, é que o nome Científico dá espécie: ( Lycaon pictus ) Significa "Lobo Pintado" ou Seja o Mabeco ou Cachorro Selvagem Africano tem um nome diferente, do nome Científico. OBS: A sua pelagem muito Caracteristica com manchas de Castanho, Preto, Branco e Alaranjado foi o que deu Origem ao seu nome Científico. Pois o Mabeco tem Características tanto Físicas quanto Genéticas mais parecida com as dos Cães Domésticos, do que com as dos Lobos. por isso É que São Chamados de Cães Selvagens, e não de Lobos como o nome Científico o Chama, embora todas as espécies de Lobos que vivem na America do Norte, Europa e Ásia tbm sejam da Família dos Canídeos. Agora vamos ver um pouco sobre o outro nome que está espécie de Canídeo é Conhecida. O Significado do nome mabeco, mais comum nos Dicionários É " T. de Angola. Cão feroz dos matos (canis mesomelus) " Porém alguns estudiosos destes magníficos animais e tudo relacionados a eles, ensinam que a Palavra Mabeco na Verdade teve sua origem num dialeto Africano dos muitos q existem na África. o dialeto em questão é o ( quimbundo ) e a Palavra nesta língua é mabeku, plural de dibeku, >, a partir de Ku-di-beka, ou Seja " entregar-se ", referência à perseguição e a persistência Implacável nas Caçadas que movem. Por Coincidência o nome Mabeco, em um outro dialeto Africano bem menos Conhecido, Significa " Mestre da Caça " ou "rei da Caça ". O mabeco é um predador de médio porte, com cerca de 75 a 110 cm de comprimento e aproximadamente 18 a 36 kg de peso. ele é o 8° Predador mais Veloz com uma velocidade média entre ( 57 à 60 km/h. ) A cabeça é em geral mais escura e a cauda termina num tufo branco. As orelhas são grandes e arredondadas e as pernas longas e finas terminam em patas fortes com quatro dedos, diferentemente de outros Canídeos. Gosto muito dos Cães Selvagens Africanos, Mabecos. pois Além de serem Lindos, São Muito inteligentes, e trabalham em equipe nas Caçadas com cada membro da matilha " jogando bem na sua posição " Eles caçam em grupo e começam assustando manadas para separar um indivíduo mais debilitado, Caçam desde animais pequenos como as Gazelas, a animais de médio e Grande porte Como Gnus, Zebras, e até em casos não muito comuns Búfalos. Mas as presas Preferidas dos Cães Selvagens Africanos, são os ( Impalas ) uma espécie de Antílope, em até 69% das vezes q os Mabecos saem para Caçar, a presa escolhida por eles, são os Impalas. Exceto nas regiões da África onde vivem poucos Impalas. Um Fato curioso é q os Impalas estão entre os Animais mais Velozes do Mundo, incluindo Herbívoros e Predadores Carnívoros. A Velocidade média de um Impala Adulto, chega entre ( 74 à 82 Km/h. ) e os Impalas Conseguem manter esta INCRÍVEL velocidade, por até três quilômetros e meio. Sem Contar q os Impalas tem ótima Visão e exelente audição, Sempre estão vigilantes e Portanto DIFíCILMENTE São pegos de Surpresa por qualquer Predador. É um Grande Desafio para os Mabecos Caçar Impalas, e mesmo assim os Impalas são as presas Prediletas deles. MUITOS Pesquisadores tem opiniões diferentes do Porque os Impalas MESMO com todas estas Vantagens, são as presas Prediletas dos Cães Selvagens, alguns Pesquisadores acreditam q Os Mabecos Preferem Caçar mais os Impalas para se manterem lonje da Concorrência já q são presas difíceis de capturar, só os Leopardos e os Guepardos Conseguem Capturar Impalas com mais frequência em relação aos outros predadores Hienas, e Leões, e MESMO assim os Leopardos e Guepardos NÃO chegam nem perto dos Mabecos em relação a captura dos Impalas. Então os Pesquisadores acreditam q os Mabecos Preferem os Impalas, para EVITAR como foi dito outros Predadores pois teoricamente ONDE tem Impalas, tem poucos Predadores por perto já q são Muito difíceis de Capturar. Já outros Pesquisadores Acreditam q os Mabecos Preferem os Impalas porque acham a Carne deles MAIS Saboroso do q TODAS as outras presas, mas É Cientificamente Comprovado q a Carne dos Impalas é umas das MAIS Nutritivas dos Herbívoros da África, se Não a mais. e os Mabecos parecem saber disso segundo alguns Pesquisadores, sem Contar que gostam Muito da Carne dos Impalas como já foi dito. Já Outros Pesquisadores acreditam q Os Mabecos Preferem os Impalas Simplesmente pelo DESAFIO da Caçada MESMO, já q É uma das presas mais difíceis de Capturar pelos motivos já citados. e os Mabecos de acordo cm estes Pesquisadores gostam deste Desafio, e aproveitam para aprimorarem e Aperfeiçoaram suas habilidades de Caça. Para mim Roberto Bezerra do Egito( Roberto Evangelista ) Os TRÊS Pontos de Vista q Citei, de diferentes Pesquisadores, estão Corretas. Ou tem um pouco de Verdade em cada uma delas Principalmente nas duas últimas Citadas, é só minha opinião. eles tem Estratégias diferentes Nas Caçadas, mudam de acordo com a necessidade ou circunstância, e tbm de acordo com o tipo de presa q estão Caçando. as duas estratégias de Caça usadas pelos mabecos, são a Embosca q tbm é usada por outros Predadores, mas Principalmente a perseguição Implacável a Presa. nesta Estratégia a matilha se divide em pequenos Grupos, com cada grupo longe um do outro, a medida que um dos grupo começa a perseguição e Cansam, os outros grupos que estão posicionados bem mais a frente, assumem a PERSEGUIÇÃO e assim Sucessivamente; Depois que começam a perseguição se revezam com os grupos. eles mordem a parte traseira da presa, até que ela fique exausta e desista. Então Eles Vencem. OBS: este tipo de Estratégia de caça, que é Considerada pelos Pesquisadores como uma das MAIS inteligentes e eficazes entre Predadores, Só é vista entre os Mabecos. e Com CERTEZA esta estratégia específica de caça usada pelos mabecos em Cerca de 68% à 72% das Caçadas, aliada a União e ao trabalho Coordenado em equipe fazem DOS Cães Selvagens Africanos os Predadores terrestres MAIS bem Sucedidos do Reino Animal. com um índice de 85% à 87% de Sucesso nas Caçadas, OBS: em algumas regiões da África o Índice chega a 90%. de Sucesso. nenhum outro Predador é tão bem Sucedido nas Caçadas como os Cães Selvagens Africanos. só para Comparar o Sucesso dos mabecos, logo em Seguida em 2º LUGAR vem os Lobos Cinzentos Americano, com um índice de 71% à 77% de Sucesso nas caçadas. o 3º na lista o Guepardo tbm Conhecido como Chita, tem um índice de 62% à 68% de Sucesso nas caçadas. Os Mabecos tbm tem Costumes e hábitos q não vemos em nenhuma outra espécie de Predador da Natureza. Como Ex: antes das Caçadas eles fazem um tipo de "cerimônia " de Cumprimento uns com os outros, através do ( tato e voz ) para animar e aumentar a empolgação na Caçada 🙂 É mais ou menos como uma equipe Esportiva faz antes de um Jogo Importante e decisivo. Os Mabecos são muito amáveis uns com os outros, o mais Jovens e os mais experientes das Caçadas Alimentam não apenas os filhotes regogitando Carne, mas alimentam tbm os membros da Matilha q estão machucados e impossibilitados de caçar por algum motivo; e alimentam tbm aos membros mais velhos da matilha q NÃO conseguem mais caçar. OBS: este tipo de Comportamento NÃO é Visto em nenhuma outra espécie de Predador, mesmo aqueles q vivem em ( grupos, Bandos, clãs, Alcatéias, matilhas e etc...) e os Mabecos NUNCA ou quase nunca brigam entre si, ou Seja com membros da mesma Matilha. Só é Comum os Cachorros Selvagens Africanos ou Mabecos brigarem COM matilhas rivais da mesma espécie, e as vezes só param a briga q Geralmente é por território de Caça, até q de morte. Mas membros da mesma Matilha difícilmente brigam uns com os outros, nem mesmo por alimento. E na hora de escolher o novo Casal Chefes da Matilha quando os atuais estão já Velhos, que Sempre são dois o Macho e a Fêmea alfa, eles escolhem o Novo Casal líder, através de uma espécie de " votação " ou " Assembleia " mas uma vez esse tipo de Comportamento na hora de escolher os Novos Chefes sem Violência e Brigas sangrentas, só é vista nos Cães Selvagens Africanos. diferente de TODOS os outros Predadores, que é através de violentas e sangrentas brigas à disputa pela liderança, e muitas vezes até a morte. Como vemos em Todos os Predadores que Vivem em Grupos, Bandos, Clãs, matilhas e etc.. e de acordo com os Pesquisadores Os Mabecos tbm DECIDEM no " voto " a hora de sair para Caçar, a estratégia q será usada Caça, e qual presa vão Caçar. Isso É Simplesmente Incrível 🙂 Os Cães Selvagens Africanos são formidáveis amo eles♥️ a Nota triste é q o Mabeco, É o Predador Africano com Maior risco de extinção. e Como Sempre os MAIORES responsáveis pela AMEAÇA de extinção de uma espécie são os "seres humanos" mas Graças a Programas de preservação da espécie feita por pessoas de Bom Coração que se preocupam com os Animais, existem Hoje Cerca d 7 a 8 mil Cães Selvagens Africanos.

[@abrikadabraika]

They all looks so happy all the time

[@samo9679]

Happy??

[@justaguy4real]

Amazing how puppies inductively know to go to the bikes, and recognize them for milk as they grow.

[@mrhowardmb]

What an insightful documentary........ Thank you for uploading this..........

[@Lindahobbs64]

Thank you for the documentary! I found the huge collar camera distracting, with pretty much useless footage. Felt sorry for the dog, lugging that thing around....!

[@Lana-hx5oo]

Linda Hobbs same

[@samimotaghedi]

Linda Hobbs me too

[@TheCraigy83]

+Linda Hobbs i commented aswel about the collar its a disgrace having a bulky thing like that on a 35kg dog, i could happily slap the shit outta who ever put the collar on it..

[@nordicgoddess1141]

TRUTH SPOKEN!! POINTLESS AND FRUSTRATING....... the wild dog that had to wear that piece of shit camera that appearance wise most likely wasn't light weight or comfortable..... Probably was frustrated and had neck pain from it. It is not any ones place to do that just to get footage for an hour long episode for small knowledge and mostly just entertainment for bored humans.....😠👿👿 Pisses me TF off!!🔥🔥🔥🔥💀💀

[@jamesvickers9476]

...what do you mean useless footage.. tell me were else have you seen wild dogs being born as it happens..ill tell you..no were else...shut up an enjoy

[@Hooverdarnit]

Every time I saw that dog wearing that GIGANTIC collar, it pissed me off.

[@arsonisticdelphox807]

It weighs 35 grams.

[@jasonhall9588]

@@arsonisticdelphox807 Is that for real?

[@mohammadbazzi3072]

me too. I believe it bug the Dog.

[@Hooverdarnit]

@@jasonhall9588 There's no way that collar only weighs 35 grams. That's only 1.25 ounces. When you see it dangling at the 16 second mark into the video, you can see that thing weighs pounds, not grams.

[@naruto-sensei2426]

Why

[@tammydeboard6537]

These dogs are a tight bunch. They are family. They will bring food to the Alfa female while she's taking care of the pups. When the pups get bigger they eat first. These dogs are one tough pack.

[@darkcrush390]

“A specialized camera” realizes it looks like a ten pound weigh block on the dogs neck. 🤔

[@valentinescumnapkin7430]

darkcrush390 I think it’s about 35 grams Take or less

[@OppositeOfMute]

The weight isn't the problem, it's just how bulky it is. It looks very inconvenient for the dog

[@nicaxiv14jd]

@@OppositeOfMute while the female wild dog was inside that hole with all those 21 wild dogs someone should've thrown a stick of dynamite inside the hole 🐶🐕💣💥👹💬 hahaha

[@valentinescumnapkin7430]

YUNG LOS NORTHERN CALI ??,

[@Joonsday1]

@@nicaxiv14jd you're gay

[@f.d4362]

I love wild dogs, they all feed the babies and so united!

[@KofiNAndah]

“Each dog hunts for itself”? Not true. These dogs have a highly coordinated hunting pattern

[@diamondglitter205]

the dogs hunted separately to disperse the herd so they can isolate one prey

[@Schaksimo]

Highly coordinated and also more complex, they go for death by a thousand cuts. In some other cases, they just end up hunting alone anyway: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5O7mWaCarB_i9k

[@tyronebrown2246]

Kofi Andah duh 🙄

[@NoMuShRoOmS]

Looks hella uncool

[@isitwasit8756]

Hardly highly coordinated is it ... Chase prey down en masse then tear it to pieces ..

[@prissNcurlss]

Great documentary. I really enjoy the ones where it’s focused on one type of animal.

[@justaguy4real]

26:10 fascinating they're not trying to take it from each other's mouth but that they're actually intelligent enough to work together to rio it apart.

[@dmitrikguajardo6006]

im a dog lover and i like even these wild dogs..

[@justaguy4real]

27:50 so incredible how her maternal instinct submits to the pups selfishness 29:26 love that reaffirming of bonds like that 29:56 love that they're always together too, literally sleeping on top of each other.

[@jacobstravail]

Did you see 49:56?

[@karlheinzreinelt5499]

Deutsch wäre besser der vortrag

[@GenericDan]

Check out 28:08

[@ottoman000scholar]

that camera around the dogs neck provided dud footage should have been removed asap and scrapped for pieces.

[@brynmitchell5774]

So nice to hear a Narrator speaking English, fluently , without the overly dramatic , badly pronounced, and lack of understanding of the USA narrators.

[@sarwatahmed3850]

Great show and outstanding commentry by this individual!!

[@erickanew]

Neat, the lost dog calling, and I love those puppies

[@edrow72sexton19]

Tiara Wright I love your comment finally somebody with a little bit of decency

[@uceni1]

Yeah and theyll chew you out left only bones. Oops not bones. Nothing !

[@petertabsne7484]

Alina Mitchelson k no no no MVP inform acts decreasingly🍴🍨. mn

[@gannesh2509]

Best possible team work display.

[@tonyHHH]

I love their ears! They remind me of speakers lol

[@user-lr4vr5de1o]

The collar should be made as small as possible

[@judeobi242]

殷彬 you are right that shit is so big 😂

[@faithstar3324]

殷彬 TRUE

[@kesefang1526]

殷彬 :-) they might as well put a satellite dish on 1of the male dog on their back too...hehehehe

[@carlosanaya8357]

殷彬 that dog is gonna have a massive neck pretty soon.

[@Turin_Turumba]

森林彬

[@chriszach867]

Great documentary .Thanks.

[@peterchiriga635]

I really love the unity of this dogs

[@captfalconXX]

Great documentary of wild dogs. So informative !

[@philb.1502]

I LOVE these dogs!! Most successful hunters on African soil!! They work together as a team when hunting and you rarely see them fight amongst themselves!! They can run for miles without getting tired but their prey CAN'T. They tire their prey and then eat them alive!!!

[@houstonniggaz]

Man when you listen to the roar lion at night is a different story and scary af

[@lydiascheidegger3877]

My god, so a big camera on the neck! Poor wild dog...I love these courageous dogs!

[@bernieshort6311]

Outstanding documentary with little loss of life for a change. I was awaiting some tragedy to befall the pack and was thankful none did. The loss of one is fairly good considering the challenges they face. Thank you for a story well told.

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Great documentary on wild dogs and other wild animals too. I love it. Thanks for sharing

[@christylumpa4357]

Brilliant documentary 👏

[@jdracer111]

I love the Wild dogs. I just hope they never go extinct ever. Ive read only about 6,600 still live in the wild.

[@souinsoup4274]

Watch them go extinct because mankind doesn’t care :(

[@henriettaabeyta1457]

My granddaughter's completely on your side especially with loving canines and understanding the ecosystem clearly.

[@arzatex]

@@souinsoup4274 they wont go extinct shut up, you dont need to bring negative energy.

[@candidbay]

Domesticity: Dogs chase cats. Wild: Cats chase dogs. Also - cute puppies!

[@ZC.Andrew]

Our cat chases dogs, and wolves chase mountain lions. It's not so black-and-white. The only truth is that one is always chasing the other. XD

[@ZC.Andrew]

@deadcool 2 Yup. But when are those fuckers ever alone? You mess with one, you mess with the family.

[@paulaemmerson9012]

Wild dogs, painted wolves are the nuts the most successful hunters,x

[@elainegardner7334]

up

[@genovevarivera2676]

That's so true, some time ago, a man reminded me dogs chasing cats and my response was not if it's a lion. He laughed and said. Yeah, so true! 🤔😄😁😆

[@madhuquickel]

Whether it is domestic or wild, I love Dogs❤️

[@robertobezerra1766]

VERDADE. e esse é um dos motivos de Muitos, que o Cachorro Selvagem Africano tbm Conhecido como Mabeco, é o meu ( 2° Segundo ) ANIMAL Favorito 🙂 de Todos do Reino Animal. E até expliquei em um "pequeno comentário" aqui na Postagem, o porque.

[@natureworldadventures]

Another great video

[@aronguillen7951]

These dogs struggle more then most predators. I say cheetahs are the ones that are struggling the most

[@alonelybatinisolation2746]

How?

[@animalaction1456]

@@alonelybatinisolation2746 I think he means by competition with other predators. Or maybe competiton with people.

[@VioletMilks]

@@alonelybatinisolation2746 they get wrecked so hard by other predators, they can’t defend their own kills, and so on

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

@@VioletMilks A cheetah could CERTAINLY kill a leopard if it wanted to. It's got great speed on its side, you know.

[@dthreezy]

A cheetah stands no chance at defeating a leopard…..

[@appleman51p19]

7:56 she threw her butt in his face and knocked him out 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jasperpacifickidooo.1846]

More like us humans em I right .😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@orineboyd6346]

You guys must have been on a tight! Budget with that 1980s brick camera.

[@rafaelg4878]

And if they were, are you gonna supply the rest?

[@noblewoman1981]

@@rafaelg4878yeah because he is in Africa 🙄

[@joaobosco6921]

1

[@bozo__5483]

Look at the amount of ads as well 😬

[@melwashington9250]

@@bozo__5483 you should get KZbin red and you won't have to worry about ads

[@jungledog4868]

My 16 year old female African Basenji passed away one year ago April 2023. You can really see similarities between the wild dogs, and the Basenji. My girlie was a fantastic companion. Extremely intelligent, clean, quiet best friend I ever had. Been watching these and other shows of animals that remind me of Basenjis. The wild dogs, Hyenas and felines. Love them all.

[@cowboythomas393]

Great docUmentary

[@charmer399]

It really shows the entire pack and their devotion to each other, being aware of the Alpha female who can't hunt for herself, but with a litter of pups that need to suckle....So they regurgitate food she needs to have milk for them!!! Then when they are about 30 days old,coughing up meat for them to eat and experience as well!!! They definitely have each other's back!!! Awesome to see..

[@midoribushi5331]

These wild dogs are such interesting and wonderful creatures!

[@jus2mangue]

very good documentary !

[@TheSybil47]

Thanks, once again, for a very interesting documentary.

[@justaguy4real]

20:00 incredible the pups arent afraid of the adults being that theyve never encountered them before and not weary of them as you'd tink they're whole world just went from a small den to an entire planet lol

[@mikes7446]

Beautiful Dogs, may they make a huge comeback from endangerment.

[@theric66]

What a silly camera!! Must be incunfortable for the dog.

[@Turin_Turumba]

Hillary Real POTUS Yes they do u stupid idiot

[@Turin_Turumba]

Hillary Real POTUS 1:30 u stupid fool

[@jasonpike4489]

@M150 actually most insects and micro organisms don't feel pain Mammals do tho

[@dejaporter7338]

Hillary Real POTUS idiot

[@dejaporter7338]

Jamie B 😂😂😂

[@AhmedMohammed-vj5hd]

16:56 maybe if you weren't shining the light on her she wouldn't have been spotted

[@timhiltonsuperstar]

Leopards have the best of it. They just mate for a few days and then part company.

[@richardmerklin488]

tim hilton yes although females have it worse, as they have to raise cubs all on there own.

[@tonydanatop4912]

I'd prefer safety in numbers And get real lonely real easy

[@souinsoup4274]

Well damn, that sucks.

[@davidstixx2439]

Don't have any baby's.

[@aj5878]

Heritage Ancaster Africa’s way of a one night stand

[@RandomPerson-zx9vv]

Such beautiful animals, I hope they can be saved.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

They can. And they WILL.

[@tigerlilygaming7885]

46:45 Whatever is left of it anyway 😂

[@Continental719]

The Rival of the Hyenas

[@ga.bby1670]

I feel so bad for that wild dog. That camera collar looks uncomfortable and heavy- maybe put a radio collar instead of a huge camera on their neck.

[@justaguy4real]

25:35 so incredible they're all about feeding the oups

[@PAULLONDEN]

Wow! ..Great docu .

[@blackberrylady6025]

Fantastic great job....Really nice💯👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾greetings from Kansas.

[@Woronoa]

They create their own dens? Because that's an impressive home

[@Woronoa]

Nvm

[@dmaster225]

Wow the hyenas ritual when they return is just like a house dog behaves when the owner comes home

[@deniseyoung4494]

Very good documentary!

[@elmascavidal1797]

21 puppies 🐶 😮😮😮

[@petergoettler8680]

Cool.Thxs.,Merci.

[@tambennett9046]

have always loved any documentary on these animals . they are a unique . survivors hunted almost to extinction they prove formidable among the predators of africa . the way they protect provide for young is also nothing short of what people try to copy. I find them to be beautiful animals . they actually ARE TOP PREDATOR not scavenger in regards to hunting and sufficient

[@geyjibill1441]

its just me of there's a huge similarities between wild dogs and german malinois ?

[@teresacrump9005]

Humans do not copy these wild dogs. Where do you get such foolishness from?

[@basslover48]

@@teresacrump9005 Actually some people could learn a lot from animals in my opinion regarding how some animals mate for life and how some share parenting duties and how they care for and raise their young. There is nothing foolish about her comment. I understand exactly what she meant.

[@no4123]

@@geyjibill1441 yes thats wat i was thinking

[@mikethaxton4935]

There are to many predators in Africa for them to be top predator and Lions are top predators

[@NatetheGreat009]

Lol that music during the hunt

[@bigjohnson011]

Columbus just named their Indoor Football team in honor of these dogs since the Columbus Zoo takes care of them and is trying to get them off the endangered list. Very happy about this.

[@CosmicStargoat]

Wild dogs rock. I love the lions...Hell, I even love the crocs, I mean, to have been around for 80 MILLION YEARS? But, anyway, the wild dogs are my favorite of all the predators. Smart, fearless, loving, organized, sharing, I just hate that they too are now endangered. Thanks for this great video!

[@soldatheero]

i find it amazing how they can chase a leopard off like that, pretty badass considering how little they are. they remind me of my dog pretty much the eexact same size and face including redish eyes

[@citizen0076]

bloody marvelous in deed!!!

[@msgoodmeow161]

this was amazing

[@gajukes]

I think its odd that a bunch of people think they know more about the collar than trained zoologists . . . also I bet it would help protect the animal from leopard attacks . . . I trust the scientists personally

[@abztractboxingandstuff8384]

Why would a collar protect the dogs from leopard attacks?

[@HoweyJR_]

@@abztractboxingandstuff8384 I guess the collar prevent neck bites lol

[@hyenaboy7504]

Exactly. And if the zoologists thought the collars would negatively impact the dogs in any way, they wouldn't be using said collars. Zoologists do their best to make sure no harm comes to the animals they are studying.

[@jacobread9650]

the slow mo vomit lol

[@sokhakea1864]

That tracking device is about the size of the car's battery and it probably weights almost as much. Smh

[@justaguy4real]

Can't believe they have so many puppies

[@ajp4860]

Those ears. ☺️

[@justaguy4real]

I wonder how they get the video camera in the den

[@rochellerochelle9669]

Just excellent - thank you!!

[@lamiaallen7830]

Love this documentary...💯🎯😊

[@justaguy4real]

When they're gathering up the pups to move deems, I wonder how exactly they know to follow the adults that time unlike not following them when they leave to hunt