The War Of The Wolf Packs - Part 1 (Wolf Documentary HD) | White Wolf | Real Wild

[@Ectopistes79]

I am greatfull for these documentaries. Although the footage is old, it was aquired with unbelievable effort and dedication and truly documents wildlife. Most recent documentaries are just edited and directed, human point of view.

[@Ambelica]

So true ! I’ve noticed lots will take clips from entirely separate events as well. They don’t make documentaries like they used to

[@franklinpatterson6147]

THE WOLF....the other genetical canine branch...yet they can be man's best friend.. with exception the WOLF refuses to be under submission. They offer the way they want I cried when I heard some bastard shot the Alpha Female #540... The White Princess (my personal name for her). She led with love and yet a somewhat brutal approach....R.I.P MY SWEET PRINCESS!!

[@hsjdndd6081]

I absolutely cant stand the more recent documentaries, they are lazy and just pieced together clips from entirely different events with completly different animals. Some are so lazy with it even a child couldn't be fooled. I saw one where they were "following" a cheetah family and in one clip the kittens were all small enough to still have silver fur on their backs then in the next clip they all were twice the size and fully spotted then in the next clip they are back to being tiny with silver fur. Makes me not even want to watch documentaries anymore they just seem stupid now.

[@la6don]

@Teyae T amen 🙏🏾❤️

[@imyourzoo1265]

Right 👍

[@jakem.1587]

Well, that was about the most depressing way to end such a touching documentary, but that black wolf went on to become a legend in Yellowstone.

[@dissy9708]

Is he that one famous black wolf?

[@thedarkfrost2351]

@@dissy9708 obviously

[@niharikaaditi9972]

why is he a legend ?? what happened???

[@jakem.1587]

@@niharikaaditi9972 if you watched the documentary you would have found out.

[@skyborne6393]

@@niharikaaditi9972 lol the pimp black wolf that went to fuck around 😆

[@perprerp]

What a gift this is. The drama, the visuals, the gentle narration. Captivating and educational, every second of it.

[@sle2979]

This was a poor excuse for a good documentary! It doesn't show anything

[@dennyarrunategui1819]

the narration sucks.

[@dennyarrunategui1819]

Narrator should be fired

[@pyroaeris3817]

​@@dennyarrunategui1819why

[@_GSB_]

The look of defeat as the white wolf just sat there in her own pool of blood, her mate dead, and the rest of her pack either dead or left to fend for themselves. She very well knew that she wouldn’t be alive long, so she just puts her head down and closes her eyes. It’s crazy as humans to see wolves live everyday very well knowing that it could be there last with wars like these possibly being just around the corner. Nature is insane!

[@imyourzoo1265]

Really awesome

[@MaxielleSplash]

That’s the street life for humans

[@armandosanchez2790]

@@MaxielleSplash not even remotely close this shit really kill or be killed complete survival

[@MaxielleSplash]

@@armandosanchez2790 depends on where u live..there’s places in the world and in America that’s like the wild

[@p.j._staten]

The law of nature

[@Ray-Of-Sunshine]

Well of course it is running for its life when a helicopter is chasing it.

[@zeratul4916]

I would do the same thing.

[@jasonholman1256]

Yeah it has nothing to do with the wolf pack chasing behind it😂

[@Theprayerschannel]

Right smh

[@dfsfssdfsdfs3084]

@@jasonholman1256 when the hunters of battleships are behind you, you better run.

[@cmdrcote]

No shit me too

[@danielutt]

“The pups glossy black coat comes from his absent father” 😂😂

[@garse70]

So stereotypical

[@ahmathmatazawar7698]

Ayooo

[@jhunter8813]

when i heard that i couldn't believe it!!! hhhah

[@Beam123ABC]

They knew what they were doing with that line 😂😂😂😂

[@ArdenTheSnep]

This documentary is so entertaining. I have loved wolves since I was 4, and I'm 19 now and that love is still growing strong. I truly believe they are my spirit animal. Wolves are the most majestic and intelligent creature in my opinion. Their inner pack-work is so fascinating to watch as they create and grow bonds with their members. The way the alpha pair displays hierarchy is also another really interesting thing about them. The pups have to learn this at a young age. because it will come in handy later on. I'm glad I found this. Thank you, Real Wild!

[@metalmamasue3680]

There's a short video here on YT called "How Wolves Change Rivers". If you haven't seen it, (it's not very long), check it out. Really fascinating. I haven't even watched the video above yet, but I'm planning on it in a few minutes. Although I may have seen it before, I watch nature/wildlife docs over again. I just enjoy them so much if they're done well.

[@larrote6467]

your opinion doesn't matter and wolves are not your spirit animal: if you really respected nature you'd know that.

[@ArdenTheSnep]

@@larrote6467 Your comment was useless and not needed. You don't know anything about me. Your opinion on was was not needed and really disrespectful. I'm proud to say these majestic, much needed animals are my spirit animal.

[@larrote6467]

@@ArdenTheSnep just proved my point: in your mind nature is there for you, and you don't care to study it or actually understand it you just care about how you can use it to feel better/superior/special/etc. You are proud about something you didn't do? leave the wolves alone they are their own beings: each one of them

[@ArdenTheSnep]

@@larrote6467 Your assumption about what my thoughts are incorrect and not appreciated at all. I care about nature and how it works. I have been studying it as long as I have loved wolves. Your last regard to "leave the wolves alone" was absolutely not needed. I'm not doing anything to the wolves. I'm more than helping by advocating, researching and learning even more than I do l know about them. You have been reported for harassment and I will no longer respond to you.

[@deborahbriskie4330]

Nature is there for a reason, wild and free. What an amazing video, very knowledgeable. Sad that white and grey died in the end, but they left their legacy behind. They never kill what they don't need to survive and show a great deal of compassion for their pack. Thank you for sharing. 🐺 🙂

[@robertobezerra1766]

Amo MUITO os Animais 🙂 Girafas, Ursos, Lobos, Rinocerontes, Leopardos, Suricatos, Ratéis, o Carcaju, o Elande, Zebras, Cavalos Selvagens e etc. mais os meus DOIS Animais Preferidos são o Hipopótamo e o Cachorro Selvagem Africano. O Hipopótamo nome q provêm do Grego Antigo, e Significa "Cavalo do Rio" gosto muito dos Hipopótamos e Não pela beleza, pois NÃO são tão bonitos assim. Mas Admiro MUITO os Hipopótamos por serem Animais que impõe respeito, até os animais que estão no topo da Cadeia alimentar como os Leões e os Crocodilos respeitam os Hipopótamos, os Leões só atacam à um Hipopótamo Adulto, se estiverem em Bando e Geralmente o Bando Completo para abater um Hipopótamo Adulto e MESMO assim com GRANDES riscos de um dos leões serem gravemente ferido e até morto como inclusive já aconteceu muitas vezes. Portanto um único Leão por mais Forte e Grande que seja, Não se atreve a atacar sozinho, a um Hipopótamo Adulto. e a mesma coisa os Crocodilos, até os Maiores da espécie Não se atrevem a atacar sozinho, à um Hipopótamo Adulto. Já foi filmado Hipopótamos colocando até os Grandes e temidos Tubarões das espécies Tigre e Touro para "correr" ou melhor dizendo para Nadar fugindo rs Estes Tubarões tem a Capacidade de Viver MUITO tempo em Rios de água doce, eles entram pelos grandes e médios rios que deságuam no mar. O Hipopótamo vive em média entre 40 à 50 anos. O Período de Gestação é de 243 dias, tendo apenas um filhote. Mas em casos raros em que a mãe Hipopótamo tem DOIS filhotes, ela abandona um. O Macho dominante agrupa entre 07 a 30 fêmeas e jovens crias. tanto o acasalamento como o parto ocorrem na água. Só o Macho Dominante tem o direito de Acasalar com as fêmeas, mas vez ou outra o Macho Dominante é Desafiado em um Luta q muitas vezes É até a morte, por um macho que vive no grupo dos Machos, e quando o Macho Dominante é Derrotado, o Macho Vencedor mata todos os filhotes. a Mesma coisa acontece com os Leões, quando um "Novo Rei" assumi o Bando ele mata todos os filhotes. O reino animal as vezes é cruel e em muitos casos dentro da própria espécie, e quase sempre são os filhotes que pagam o preço. O Hipopótamo Macho tem em média o Peso: entre 1.650 à 1.800 Kg. Adulto, e a Fêmea entre 1.340 à 1.550 Kg. Adulto, a Altura de ambos Macho e Fêmea chega em média entre 1,5 m, até ao ombro. O comprimento, É em média, de 3,5 m, Sua velocidade em (terra) é entre 42 à 48 Km/h. O Hipopótamo não esta nem entre os 12 animais mais Velozes do Mundo, Claro. Mas esta Velocidade É considerada pelos Pesquisadores Altíssima levando em Consideração o Tamanho e Principalmente o Grande Peso do Animal, e eles conseguem manter esta incrível velocidade em terra mais Tempo q uma pessoa consegue manter sua velocidade máxima, q É em média 12 à 17 Km/h. OBS: e não estou me referindo aos Atletas profissionais q tem uma velocidade um pouco MAIS que a média de uma pessoa comum. Os Hipopótamos são animais Semi-Aquáticos habitam as margens de rios, lagos e pantano. ficam a MAIOR parte do TEMPO na água, saindo para se alimentar com mais frequência a Noite. Embora algumas vezes tbm saem durante o dia para se alimentar. Os Hipopótamos embora se alimentem PRINCIPALMENTE de capim, ervas, e algumas plantas aquáticas, mas DIFERENTE do q MUITOS pensam eles tbm comem algumas VEZES durante o Ano Carne. OBS: embora eles façam isso APENAS em casos de Necessidade como por Ex: na época q tem pouco capim. ou em casos AINDA MAIS extremos, como numa Seca onde o Capim e etc.. diminuem Ainda mais. Então os Hipopótamos precisam complementar o restante do alimento necessário com carne de qualquer animal q eles tem a oportunidade de matar inclusive Crocodilos. Então os Hipopótamos não são Herbívoros e sim (Omnívoro) ou Seja comem tanto Alimentos de Origem vegetal, como de origem animal. Os Hipopótamos podem ficar até 5 minutos submersos de baixo d,água sem respirar. já houve registros de Grandes Machos ficando até 7 minutos Submersos de baixo d,água. e eles correm dentro d'água no fundo dos rios e são extremamente rápidos podendo chegar a uma Velocidade entre 9 à 11 Km/h. e NÃO é por acaso q os Hipopótamos são Animais temidos até por Predadores, pois além de ter muita Força física por causa de seu Peso e Tamanho tbm tem Presas enormes com até 40 cm, de comprimento, e afiadíssimas como Espadas. e uma das Mordidas mais Poderosas e Fortes do Reino Animal na (4°) Posição, Apenas TRÊS espécies de animais tem a Mordida MAIS FORTE q a do Hipopótamo, e as três são espécies de Crocodilos. porém o Hipopótamo é o animal com a Mordida MAIS FORTE entre os Mamíferos, com uma mordida em média entre ( 803 à 816 ) kg de Força. OBS: o único Animal que o Hipopótamo respeita e de certa forma até os teme, É o Elefante por causa de sua Grande Força e Tamanho. Os Elefantes são Simplesmente os Maiores e mais Pesados animais terrestres. Os Hipopótamos são MUITO Perigosos até para os seres humanos, nenhum outro Animal, mata tantas pessoas quanto os Hipopótamos, com cerca de 240 à 260 mortes por ano causadas por Ataques de Hipopótamos. em SEGUNDO LUGAR vem os Crocodilos q causam a morte de cerca de 215 à 225 pessoas por ano. e em TERCEIRO LUGAR vem os Leões q causam a morte de cerca de 110 à 120 pessoas por ano. OBS: estes números Sempre estão sendo Atualizados anualmente, as vezes para mais MORTES de pessoas por Ano do que a média, e as vezes com menos MORTES por Ano do que a média em consequência dos Ataques destes animais, mas os Hipopótamos Sempre aparecem no topo da lista dos animais q mais matam humanos, e estão um Bom tempo em "PRIMEIRO LUGAR ". Portanto se alguém um dia for na África pense duas vezes antes de chegar perto demais de um Hipopótamo, ainda que estejam dentro d'água pois eles podem sair rapidinho. Agora o meu 2° 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. Gosto muito dos Mabecos pois Além de serem Lindos, São Muito inteligentes, 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 de 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 Mabecos São os Empalas. eles tem Estratégias diferentes Nas Caçadas mudam de acordo com a necessidade e tbm de acordo com o tipo de presa q estão Caçando. as duas estratégias de Caça mais usadas pelos mabecos são a Embosca, mas Principalmente a perseguição Implacável a Presa. nesta Estratégia eles se dividem em pequenos Grupos que se revezam, com cada grupo longe um do outro; a medida que um dos grupo se Cansam, os outros grupos que estão posicionados bem mais a frente, assumem a PERSEGUIÇÃO e assim Sucessivamente, eles mordem a parte traseira da presa até que ela fique exausta e desista. 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 aliada a União e ao trabalho coordenado em equipe é o Principal motivo do GRANDE Sucesso DOS Mabecos nas Caçadas. eles são os Predadores com MAIOR taxa de Sucesso com Cerca de 88% à 90% nenhum outro Predador é tão bem Sucedido nas Caçadas quanto eles. O 2° É o Lobo com 76%. e 3° o Chita cm 68%. Os Mabecos tbm tem Costumes e hábitos q não vemos em nenhuma outra espécie de Predador. 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 os 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, Só é Comum brigarem COM matilhas rivais da mesma espécie, q Geralmente é por território de Caça. Mas membros da mesma Matilha difícilmente brigam, nem mesmo por alimento. E na hora de escolher o novo Casal Chefes da Matilha quando os atuais já são 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 etc.. e de acordo com os Pesquisadores Os Mabecos tbm DECIDEM no " voto " a hora de sair para Caçar, a estratégia q será usada na Caça, e qual presa vão Caçar. Isso É Simplesmente Incrível 🙂 Os Cães Selvagens Africanos são formidáveis amo eles♥️ o Mabeco É o Predador Africano com Maior risco de extinção. Hoje vivem d 5 a 7 mil na África.

[@jasonberryman1035]

Great comment however wolves are still predators and though they may not hunt larger prey more than they need to they’ll still opportunistically kill smaller animals and do have a biological to do so, hence why one of the reasons they don’t make good pets for most people (even when well fed they may make a cat or small dog disappear).

[@Lucifer934]

@@jasonberryman1035 Well they can make a big dog disappear too.

[@jasonberryman1035]

@@Lucifer934 they have the ability to do so but majority of lone wolves would likely avoid hunting larger breeds as there is a legitimate risk involved.

[@leeahtiam9815]

1 mat 9 I

[@xt4lord770]

The ending almost had me in tears😞😖 that pack was beautiful and a real family😫😩

[@queenelizabethii4331]

I cried

[@Angelo-ve5sd]

It was a fake storyline. All these documentaries are just made up stories. That white female didn't even die in a fight. She was shot.

[@israelpedroza7815]

I always come back to this documentary series because it's the ONLY good wolf documentary on KZbin that I can find.

[@YNP_Wolf_Lover]

It is an amazing documentary, indeed. There are others that are also excellent like : A Legend Returns To Yellowstone The Rise of the Black Wolf And many many others.

[@-BLACKLION]

Brother Wolf documentary. Discovery channel

[@MadisonMartin-os6ld]

There’s one by “Real Wild” about Canadian arctic wolves that’s great! And about an hour and a half long.

[@priyabratasaha3895]

There's a documentary about arctic wolves. Great one. There's an amazing series of six short documentaries about a wolf named Storm. Only bad thing is that it's too short.

[@tacobelle404]

​@priyabratasaha3895 what's the one about storm called?

[@hammondOT]

I was enthralled with this documentary! I felt like I got to know the pack and their adventures.

[@alchemist9738]

Wolves: "we got a kill" Bear: "you mean i got a kill"

[@Theprayerschannel]

I feel all those wolves could have killed the bear

[@alchemist9738]

@@Theprayerschannel Yeah but probably would had lost a few members due to the size and strength of the bear

[@freethinker4liberty]

@@Theprayerschannel One swipe of a bear paw is the end of a wolf, and wolves have a very tough time getting through bear fur to do any damage. They may be able to kill him with lots of luck but not after losing most members of the pack.

[@nickburns8096]

Bear: "Good job guys, I'll take it from here"

[@jrwgaming611]

Fr tho lol

[@ninata7868]

The black pup really seems to love his grandfather

[@Ixvevi]

I’m no wolf but I love my pawpaw to lol

[@skitheface4207]

I was lucky enough to harvest that wolf at a nearby ranch last fall. Beautiful trophy

[@kumarmusic6691]

Yep, that was a beautifull sighting.

[@BonnieBoo17]

@@skitheface4207 I'm sorry do you mean like help it or killed it. Cuz if you mean killed it you're sick.

[@savedsinner8904]

@@Ixvevi agreed

[@sicklemie5248]

man i got so into that and there lifes... that the ending saddened me to the core

[@InnerGhiEnergy]

Lol feel ya.. see we couldn’t be wolf journalist’s we’d form an attachment to one pack over another and destroy their rival’s to a completely unnatural scale… bent nose bastard bear tries to steal a carcass it fucking becomes one full of holes… fuck there’s three of them fighting over a buffalo; high powered rocket propelled grenade launcher turns them all into one big bbq for your pack to feast on

[@MacabreMosaic]

Bah! I’m going to pretend that didn’t happen 😭

[@mello3214]

Thanks to all who brought these wolves back! Every animal has its place in the ecosystem! Enjoyed the documentary also thanks to the hard work of making it! 👍

[@yolosolonorthwest6282]

Except mosquito 🦟. They all can go extinction

[@raidzeromatt]

Vegans "eating meat is murder!" *Reintroduces carnivorous predator that was previously dealt with* "It's only okay when THEY do it you murderer!"

[@JokersWild70]

I agree. It gave me something new to shoot

[@Maggie66112]

​@@JokersWild70you're sick in the head

[@ewjiml]

This is literally the best wolf documentary I’ve ever watched. So sad that wolves were eliminated in Yellowstone back in the 1920s. Makes no sense other than for their fur. But at least we are trying to make amends by introducing Canadian wolves.

[@patrickoreilly6477]

It's a good documentary. However, it's annoying how they cut out scenes. I wanted to see what happened to the bear cubs and the wolf being chased by the two coyotes.

[@RealCanadanMan]

IT MAKES A LOT OF SENSE WHY THEY WERE ELIMINATED... if you would actually put your feelings aside because obviously none of us want to see any animal eliminated, it sucks... BUT sometimes it HAD TO BE DONE, because if it would not have been done, wolves would have LITERALLY TAKEN OVER and "ELIMINATED" many many species that live in yellowstone to this day, IT IS ONE OF THOSE THINGS THAT SUCKS, BUT IT WAS THE RIGHT THING TO DO.... AND if you think for a SECOND that re introducing canadian wolves is going to do Yellowstone ANYYYYY FAVORS...... BRO, this video shows how ruthless wolves are... I CAN TELL YOU AS SOMEONE WHO LIVES IN THE FUCKING BUSHES OF CANADA, you DO NOT WANT WOLVES TO BE INTEGRATED INTO YELLOWSTONE........ Sure it might not make a difference in wildlife RIGHT AWAY, BUT MARK MY WORD WHEN I SAY THAT if wolves are re introduced into Yellowstone, it will LEGIT ONLY TAKE MAYBE 10 YEARS for those wolves to ABSOLUTELY FUCKING DEMOLISH ALMOST EVERY SPECIES OF ANIMAL THAT LIVES AND ROAMS IN YELLOWSTONE......... THEY TOOK THE FUCKING WOLVES OUT OF THERE FOR A FUCKING REASON MAN......... AND A VERY GOOD ONE TO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, it wasnt just "because they wanted their fur" BRO there are MANY MANY MANYYYYYY other animals who have MUCHHHHHH NICER FUR THEN WOLVES DO............ THEY REMOVED THE WOLVES BECAUSE THEY WERE LITERALLY KILLING EVERRRRRRYYYYYTTTTTHIINNNNGGGGGGGGG.

[@link12click]

@@RealCanadanMancalm down did the wolves kill your entire family. also they moved them to yellowstone for the massive elk population

[@caleblefever9138]

@@RealCanadanMan After wolves were eliminated from Yellowstone there was an explosion in Elk population that ruined the vegetation. Predators are an important part of maintaining a balance of everything.

[@sertank735]

Personally I’m grateful that I can let my children and pets play in the back yard without worrying about a pack of wolves killing them and eating their corpses, but that’s just me.

[@Vampirita447]

Rest in peace, white and gray wolf. Although I know yall would've done the same to the Mollies. Wish yall would've booked it. But glad the pups survived.

[@goranasaad563]

I didn’t understand why white wolf has died.please explain for me. Thanks

[@koda9189]

@@goranasaad563 The Mollies (which is the other pack) killed the white wolf, and gray wolf, but the pups survived.

[@bobtaylor3945]

@@goranasaad563the other wolves 🐺 killed her

[@plumbermike3246]

So awesome! great story and narration wolf 🐺 grey will be missed

[@sophie8943]

I'm sorry but the way that fox planted itself in the ground like a tree had me rolling xD

[@temeriando22]

Just by reading your comment had me rolling lmao…

[@FrandWebINC]

Either you’re very young or you just have an innocent sense of humor?

[@sophie8943]

@@FrandWebINC ​ Neither, my sense of humor has just died to the point I can laugh at the dumbest/simplest things. But I'll also just put this down to watching it at like 3 am so i was already kinda delusional lmao Stay safe!

[@temeriando22]

@@FrandWebINC You must be some old man in your moms basement lmao peace nogga..

[@FrandWebINC]

@@temeriando22 I am not that old but I am in my own house basement working out what are you doing you lazy couch potato. Peace nogga.

[@LukeA_55]

The sunrises are a beautiful touch to these documentaries

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Great story of wolf packs and raising their young Showing them how they hunt

[@helenavandenbergseaborne9255]

Yes I love wolves

[@reflectingbothsides4758]

I didn’t know that this was gonna be a tear jerker. Thanks for the snot bubbles. 🙃

[@ravenblack7052]

And the month long mourning. 😭😢😪🤧

[@riptide4127]

*he must rest before he eats* elk dying: BRUHHHHHH

[@Pancake_Dragons]

Literally when people KOS (kill on sight) in animal survival games its so annoying lol

[@murf493]

The most mind-blowing thing about the wolves being reintroduced to Yellowstone was that they literally changed the geography. The deer and elk populations were out of control and the wolves began to cull these herds which led to an explosion of more grasslands, which in turn led to more vegetation that brought things like berries and flowers which in turn brought more critters that feed on and live in that type of habitat. Because of the increase in vegetation the rivers stop eroding so much because the grass strengthened the shorelines thus a deepening and strengthening of the rivers happened. The entire habitat exploded in new wildlife drawn by the fresh streams and new vegetation to make homes and feed on literally dozens of species that hadn't been seen in that area returned and began driving all because they reintroduced a few dozen wolves. It's amazing, nature.

[@Badger69-96]

That's so sad to see pappa grey and white mom die but I'm sure their sacrifice would of benefitted the pack. Such beautiful animals that you just don't get to see in North Wales so thanks for sharing!!!

[@peterfleming2760]

Pj

[@_.skyyblue._]

When I saw that my words exactly were. “F you mollys”

[@thewitchking852]

@@_.skyyblue._ all my homies hate the molly's

[@_.skyyblue._]

@@thewitchking852 W

[@Angelo-ve5sd]

was a fake storyline. All these documentaries are just made up stories. That white female didn't even die in a fight. She was shot

[@samanthawoods6452]

the black pup being grandpas favorite is so heartwarming

[@danerwinde7717]

i find it so impressive how well wolves can move thru their environment.. they're perfectly evolved to conquer the territory given.. it's incredible how smart/confident bears are to realize, wolves understand b'c they're in a pack finding or achieving a kill, is much easier to do rather than fighting off a bear from a kill. but the bear also knows he'd be in the fight of his/ or her life if they were to invade one of the wolves dens... in the wild it would seem; the time to fight against a powerful opponent has to out weigh the alternative of not defending their territory/den.. there's a deadly song and dance animals play in the wild, depending upon how desperate things have gotten will determine the animals risk taking mitigation & evaluation.. the wild animal kingdom must be a fascinating/scary place to grow up in..

[@chi_0647]

Did we see grizzly take over kill that consist of the whole pack? That explains it ALL lol

[@roshangeorge2127]

Thanks for this beautiful upload. I love North American wildlife.

[@marcushamner5994]

I love wolf documentaries. 🐺🤘🏾

[@geraldcampetella9420]

Loving these nature films.WELL DONE!

[@nickhan1404]

the nature is cruel, I am really sad for the ending... the documentary is marvelous!

[@yagurainuzuka]

I adore wolves. I love these documentaries.

[@alexlaidlaw220]

12:00 I like how the bear runs up and is like “thanks guys” nom nom nom. All 14 wolves are like dammit fat ass is here.

[@ellielu627]

🐻 That was my favourite part 😂

[@toadszfactory3770]

It’s so crazy watching this after playing wolf quest

[@unclejam22]

Awesome work you folk! You are the best... Best thing is no sappy music and emotional crap - just the brutal facts of life. I am subscribed now!

[@bobbrown6389]

Love these Doco's as I'm a Wounded Veteran unable to travel the wildness as I'm wheelchair-bound but these videos are my legs as such, I can travel the back-blocks from my computer. I live in the Land DownUnder, your video puts you within the pack, it is so sad with the death of the Alfa pair but in the wild, life is measured in hours, like it is in combat but down in seconds as life and death are your own hands, but in a wolfpack, it's down to numbers and the strongest and fitness. Please post more of these Aces of videos, Cheers Bob.

[@erichermann7553]

Enjoy ur computer sorry for ur injury being wheelchair bound blessings to u

[@powderbeast5598]

I enjoyed the documentary, thank you.

[@kristjan1757]

Me too, however wild dogs are even bad animals, it reacting to it just standing there with his tall raised up knowing he is the control of the fight and can end it wherenever he wants to

[@corythegoat2745]

The wolf stories be connected I be watching all of them black wolf a legend!

[@rickjamesbxtch4748]

Less wolf stories more grammar school. Please and thanks.

[@maxbloomberg9904]

@@rickjamesbxtch4748 kick rocks

[@jadentaylor8030]

Black is a great documentary

[@its_ezralol]

@@rickjamesbxtch4748 That’s how some people talk.Don’t judge.

[@corythegoat2745]

Lmao! People real life go by what some one taught them in school! That don't make you smart because you Graduated from Harvard or some!

[@nickdolan7710]

"Wolves are individuals. They may have issues." That line made me belly laugh and reminded me of Norm MacDonald as it sounded like something he would say.

[@SuperSkandale]

This type of documentary is the best. I wish there were more.

[@fawzizaimi2005]

Yeah y are right .....and 5he wolf is the clever animal because of is a pragmatic animal than others

[@DeepFriedWynter]

as a wolf therian, i love this so much. you’re my new favorite channel

[@imscared5848]

what kind of wolf?(btw i therian to so dont worry :D

[@Wild906]

Great documentary!! The ending was harsh but that is nature, and shows a great example of wolves limiting their own numbers and why wolf hunting is not needed! I dont think theres another animal in history which has been more demonized than the wolf, they are amazing apex predators and im glad theyre making a comeback around the US, even tho many states still insist on hunting them.

[@itshenry8977]

Sharks have been demonized

[@skylexia7]

pitbull dogs have been pretty demonized, but less so in recent years (thankfully)

[@hyenaboy7504]

"I don't think there's another animal in history that's been demonized more than the wolf" Snakes Sharks Crocodiles Hyenas Coyotes Spiders

[@kellharris2491]

@@hyenaboy7504 And none of those where hunted to near extinction.

[@hyenaboy7504]

@@kellharris2491 Never said they have been.

[@cynjim88]

Oh.. this was heartbreaking I know it’s nature doing what nature does but it’s so sad

[@benogeto3086]

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[@davidperry511]

@@benogeto3086 ?

[@judithcampbell1705]

Watching this again a year later and it still depressed me for losing the white wolf and her mate. If humans are not careful we will lose wolves again and everyone knows what happens then. All the healthy prey animals will suffer from disease and starvation. Thank you for the beautiful documentary. 😍

[@Angelo-ve5sd]

@judithcampbell1705 was a fake storyline. All these documentaries are just made up stories. That white female didn't even die in a fight. She was shot

[@tigera6681]

thank U for sharing/uploading of great narrative video about the Yellowstone beautiful wolves.

[@bessiebell6218]

I love watching these documentaries like this...such beautiful work...I feel like the narrator took us right into the pack...great work to u all...thank u 4 sharing

[@Angelo-ve5sd]

It was a fake storyline. All these documentaries are just made up stories. That white female didn't even die in a fight. She was shot

[@erikl2144]

Good documentary and great photography/video. Even the narrator/voice-over is clear and smooth. Wolves are one of my top favorite animals. They are wonderful creatures of nature and with fascinating social structure. When I see a wolf (and I have seen one) all I want is to come and pet him, hug him and be with him, but let us not forget that behind this cute face and amazing eyes dwells a killing machine, and a top predator, as been designed by nature. They kill pray, they kill coyotes they deem as competitors, and I guess they kill one another. It was a sad ending to this documentary, as we kind of got acquainted with White Wolf and her mate, and we got to like them. But I guess this is nature, the strong wins. And life continues.

[@cr0wb3rry]

I didn't read that as photography the first time-

[@Angelo-ve5sd]

@erikl2144 The story line was all fake. The white female alpha didn't even die in a fight but was shot. That's why you didn't see them even fighting. All these documentaries are fake story lines. If you read the credits most will even tell you that

[@americasbestmemes8826]

Wolfs and lions/tigers are my favorite wild animals. 😍

[@lightningbolt9606]

Siberian Tigers, Wolves,Orcas, Golden Eagles, Wolverines etc.... are some of my favorite animals

[@lightningbolt9606]

@kal Ke Which Mammals and birds in particular are your favorite?

[@essencehoskins4369]

I love wolves because they are majestic and cool hunters and have adorable cubs plus I like their howls.

[@shaktiwarrior3450]

Fantastic Doc! I am grateful for the upload, thank you.

[@SpecterWRLD]

24:06 the lil pup was like "dont tell me u got that on camera" 🤣🤣

[@wykeishacraft6820]

I love this video and it would been good if you had a part 2 .thanks for sharing.

[@genxiong2695]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHjZYodvg7qomsU

[@Hannah-hg]

@@genxiong2695 thanks buddy

[@AFROJOE2323]

WE NEED A PART 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please! this is such a perfect doc !

[@pierremarcotte180]

Superbe!!!

[@allycanaj609]

This was long ago now they repeating smh 🤦 the Drewets clan WAS SO BIG AND BROKE IN TO NOTHING SO THIS SAME WAY ...

[@audrey.70]

@@allycanaj609 ok 1. It’s spelled “druids” and 2. It’s a lesson about nature it doesn’t have to have a happily ever after, finally 3. It’s a pack not a clan

[@THISISLolesh]

Rise of the white wolf is part 2 i think

[@audrey.70]

@@THISISLolesh it is

[@InnerGhiEnergy]

That fucking ending made me want another ending “Just as grey wolf and white wolf are about to be intercepted by the rival pack !!!human intervention!!! A large ape with a brain the size of a planet jumps up out of the snow brandishing an ak47 he makes light work of 14 charging wolves while leaving his favoured pack fleeing for their lives”

[@codyaniloski6362]

God ive been waiting for content like this

[@bruhbruh1993]

Alright, but do aliens have a documentary like this about humans?

[@smeutr1]

We do

[@teejtf8161]

@@smeutr1 bruh

[@illwitness]

We are the aliens we are the documentary we are the watchers.

[@donovanblueboy2612]

No sense.😂

[@manjunathr5672]

An exordianary Documentary about the wolf's.

[@olavijoenkoski6360]

Susi. Upea, tehokas, vahva laumaeläin. Kuvaajankin oltava samaa sukua. On mahtavaa , että tällä tukehtuvalla pallolla on vielä näitä toimivia luonnonpuistoja. Parasta näkemääni luontokuvausta.

[@alexandrahiltunen2130]

Kyllä vain!!!

[@deborah9229]

Damn that black pup definitely turned out to be one beast of a wolf when full grown, at 5 months it looked almost as big as the full grown females! Wolves have always been the most impressive animals and predators in the world in my opinion.

[@ashmanemundodalugaby1874]

He did! He even got a documentary of his own; Rise of the Black Wolf.

[@Goaxtzz]

Great documentary also the black pup is the black wolf in rise of the black wolf so this is an insight of him as a pup nice

[@blksheep176]

That’s great! He goes on to lead a wild life lol

[@ggaleism]

I know they had to let the course of nature happen itself, but it stuns me that the people recording this did not immediately rush over to White Wolf to help her! It really broke me watching her close her eyes and submit to death, what an intense documentary!

[@randomnonsense2259]

They are trained with the Golden rule of not interfering with nature. As professionals they must hold no matter how badly they want to help.

[@ggaleism]

I would have found that so difficult, it really shattered me watching the poor thing suffer like that!

[@shadominx3696]

They can't interfere with nature no matter how much suffering the animal is going through.

[@Sami-hs7jq]

That's the problem, they can't interfere no matter how much they want to help, it would be very unfair to the other wolves because as you know, in nature there are no good or bad.

[@benjibenji399]

Why would they go help. Then the wolf may attack them

[@colleenkaralee2280]

The narration is excellent and the videography, thank you. I now know why my dog exhibits some wolf behaviors, like the face nuzzling.

[@allmighty1977]

Hey we need a part 2...we gotta find the 2yr old yearlings black male!!!

[@patrickmonteiro1999]

I know right

[@moirahoppa8247]

Watch rise of the black wolf. It's about the black pup from this pack.

[@powderbeast5598]

Excellent idea , yes part #2.

[@anthonymeyer8997]

@@moirahoppa8247 is it on this channel?

[@genxiong2695]

Here's part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHjZYodvg7qomsU

[@michaelmoon6675]

I love the way the fox jumper up and dives like a 🦈 shark

[@melbourneleogibbsgibson...1653]

The War of The Wolf Pack- I love conservation of Courage Bravery & Life It'self the truth bond of respect survival humanity and life defense, righteous morality from the eyes of these beautiful part's of mother earth. Thanks for having here.

[@melbourneleogibbsgibson...1653]

Thanks for thumbing upping Mother Nature and her Masterpiece the benevolent Courageous Good Brave White Wolf.

[@maris7457]

this was cool. got to see how bears/coyotes/wolves can clash, and have a deeper understanding of certain dog behaviors now

[@hulksmashgolf1330]

Just recently walked down to Yellowstone river right off of grand loop road on our vacation this past September. Not sure why I stopped at this spot, I got out and sat on a log by the river. All of the sudden two wolves stroll right in front of me on the other side of the bank. They hang out for about 10 minutes and continue on. A local saw them after about 5 minutes and joined me on the river bank. He says, man you were extremely lucky to see these 2 up close for this long. I still have goosebumps thinking about how fortunate and lucky I was that day.

[@eddienash2095]

I'm too much of an animal lover. I cried at the end when they showed Molly close to her end 😢

[@brokefornow]

every time the action gets heated up they cut to the next scene. Cmon man

[@creamrising]

Wolf: I'm going to pee here and mark this territory where I will return to eat this kill Bear: Wut

[@irazanny]

The bear was probably like "why tf did dude just pee in front of me?"

[@AuddityHipHop]

wow this was probably the best animal documentary ive ever seen

[@wakeup9738]

I liked this documentary I'm going to watch the part 2.

[@thefatraptor4424]

Dude it’s so so cool to see wolfs hunting idk why but it’s so cool it’s satisfying

[@mrbobo5642]

I could watch these all day long I love these documentaries very thankful that they are being made to be nice to see some recent ones though I always wonder what’s going on in Yellowstone today 2021

[@ootea]

Part 2?

[@gotophotoarchive9131]

Love this documentaries...

[@gabrielrain3340]

This is a really good video. The narrator is awesome. Sounds like the history channel guy

[@Hankxiong]

The little black wolf would then become Black wolf! Another great documentary

[@diddlethepoodle4812]

Nature is cruel but it's part of lifes cycle. Wolves are amazing creatures.

[@natureinspirationtv8383]

It's not cruel its life it only turns cruel if u make it

[@bijanzegod8341]

Wolves are my favorite animal. Who else?

[@Lostalive]

Count me in 😊

[@dalor7900]

I love that this documentary is connected to another wolf documentary called "The Rise of Black Wolf"

[@pmarosi73]

Great documentary - thank you!

[@rodneyhorsley8601]

Wolves howling back and forth between packs is like throwing up gang signs

[@alcalavi]

THIS SUCH A GREAT DOCUMENTARY. THANK YOU

[@josephgioielli9396]

so grimy how the wolves get the kill and the big bad grizzly just walks by like yeah ill take that lolol they are such beautiful animals ,, both of them

[@juliepeterson4574]

Love these documentaries.

[@dominickeverett7021]

I love these documentaries. keep it up 😄

[@ellielu627]

😂 The bear stealing wolves food I can't 🐻

[@justprettyshort]

Wolf version of "dads going to get milk and never comes bak": Dad: hey pups ima get some water Pups: Ok! Dad: leaves* Pups: wait..... theres the pond right there-

[@Blue2crows]

Great documentary

[@moirahoppa8247]

This was a wonderful video except was it necessary to tell us all about this pack for nearly an hour only to show it torn apart at the end? That was heartwrenching.

[@moirahoppa8247]

@@YNP_Wolf_Lover yes but it wasn't necessary to produce the story in such a way that the viewer becomes invested in the pack that loses the fight. It could have as easily been written about the pack that won.

[@Vampirita447]

I get you. I feel the same.

[@taylordaniel797]

Watch part 2!

[@silenceafterviolence2596]

How else will they get views and attention..... 😐

[@rickyrichy5496]

I love this documentaries

[@dfish346]

Puppies play wrestling: My little brother: those wolfs are racist!

[@cumarmohamed9709]

The kind of narration I like. Pure gentle and sweet educational.

[@txfallen9119]

33:00 the way the bear cubs rush along with their mother when she charges at the wolf, and how they stood up to scout around them 😂😂❤

[@SharonMartinez]

ABSOLUTELY HEARTBREAKING 💔. Someone please don’t let me watch these kind of documentaries, again.

[@Vampirita447]

Oh God. I'm a minute in. Am I fucking up right now?

[@chrishutch2387]

@@Vampirita447 💔

[@sabrinamheiche2762]

This was one of the best documentaries I've ever watched but the ending broke my heart. Aghhhhhhh literally crying

[@alexthurmane4]

Strength of the wolf is the pack, strength of the pack is the wolf.

[@_.skyyblue._]

The black pup is so adorable I’m on the verge of tears

[@rushgush]

14 wolves? that’s a tiny pack. in russia they found a pack of 300 wolves , 😳😳

[@kmack998]

More like a colony of mixed packs

[@danielmontoya6664]

I remember seeing a while back that some remote town was under attack by a super pack of 40+ wolves. If that’s a super pack and you’re calling 14 a tiny pack then you guys must have 40+ pack wolves on the regular

[@Robertk-tn]

Never has there been a pack of 300 top records say 60

[@RR-nl2ep]

Great video! People don't understand just how fast, powerful and intelligent wolves are. They are quick to comment that wolves are scared. Not even a bit. They can chase off or fight bears if THEY want to.