Winter Wolf Encounter - Night Vision infrared

In the heart of this exceptional night, a wolf materialised from the obscurity, dashing into the brilliance of my infrared camera's spotlight.
Location: Linderöd territory, Sweden.
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[@adil.670]

Just roaming around the dark forest looking happy and playful , if I was there in the dark I would be terrified to death but for them it's just a normal night , absolutely beautiful .

[@what-ug2lp]

the wolf body shape and eyes is beautiful , although it seems something making this wolf on alert

[@tipperny76]

Inotice it periodically looks over its left shoulder,as if checking to see if someone ( or something) is still not too far behind it. My guess is this wolf is not alone, but has at least one or more others with it. Even though you might not see them, they are more than likely there.

[@cristalokku6286]

Génial !🐺 i hope to see a wolf in nature one day !

Beautiful 💞

[@ronl1633]

The thing to realize is they do not hunt or roam alone If you see one, check your 6.

[@wep-videoclips]

You're absolutely correct; keeping an eye on the surroundings is a wise choice. This juvenile wolf is part of an eight-wolf family unit. Upon further investigation of the nearby neighborhood, I discovered additional tracks. Nevertheless, over the past two years, I've had numerous encounters with wild wolves, and thus far, they have quickly become scared as soon as they detected my presence.

[@ronl1633]

@@wep-videoclips I find the wolfs family unit to be so lovely and interesting, thank you for your night post with the eyes its Fantastic.

[@snappingbear]

Absolutely false. They do roam alone. The whole point of their famous howling is to bring the pack together when they are spread out roaming. Packs are usually only together during a collective hunt or during the raising of young pups around a den site.

[@DayeRussell]

I was thinking the same like where is this wolf's pack. Just give them space yall

[@marwa41-u3z]

lol yes they do break off and roam alone at times , wrong info

[@Canuckchick32]

Hehe tha eyes wolf wolf 🐺😙

[@DayeRussell]

Yes those are some serious headlights

[@ElmaCiobanu]

Baš. Strašna😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@chuckmoreno6324]

Wolves do not eat humans

[@babloo1666]

there was a jogger in canada hunted by a pack and eaten. it started out like this, but the wolf began stalking as she turned around, she started to run, and before she knew it 2 more wolves were following the chase hidden in the shrub only to cut her off. they are highly strategic hunters.

[@micacole5115]

Who was this jogger? I can't find any reports of a fatal wolf attack on a woman. How do we know the details of the attack if the woman was killed?

[@dorotheemichel2381]

Wolves DO NOT EAT humans, but if they do, that's very very rare. This one here, on that video, man I would have love to see that! No more wolves in many countries. Even in France, their presence is contronversial 😢

[@MohdSaad-wh1yo]

Wooo

[@ekakristiana1057]

Apakah mereka berbahaya??? Saya harap mereka selalu dilindungi dan hidup nyaman dan bahagia di habitat mereka. Mereka terlihat seperti anjing yg lucu.

[@wep-videoclips]

In general, wolves are not considered dangerous to humans, though there have been a few reported attacks in Asia and North America. In my personal experience, every time I have encountered wolves in my area, they have immediately fled upon realizing a human was nearby. Thank you for sharing your comment.

[@UV-NIR-Thermal]

This is one of the last things I'd want to see while I was out at night. Sure looks hungry.

[@wep-videoclips]

It was the first time I encountering a wild wolf up close, it was truly an exhilarating experience :-)