Wolves hunting Caribou | Planet Earth | BBC

[@fuzzydany]

When that violin starts it hits hard

[@gpj777]

facts!

[@amandaegeskovhald8222]

Tell me about it! I normally don't get emotional when watching predators taking down prey, not even when they take babies. You know, it's nature, that's what they do. But this video... Oh man. That violin, the baby crying in vain ;.;

[@angelus3605]

Oh give me a break!! All that dramatic running and it ends with a quick takedown. You don't even see the kill! You're obviously really emotionally fragile if that upsets you!

[@ahmadfahmy]

George Fenton " The wolf and the Caribou"

[@filoflin5345]

{Angelus} this upsets me yes just in general not because I want to change anything but if that baby was person i wouldnt be emotional

[@AncientCityMusic]

02:38 is a masterpiece of choreography in cinematography and music

[@pedrocampos691]

20:07.

[@tylerbarney]

3:09 Let The Big 🐺 Eat

[@artgal5550]

"Somewhere in this immense landscape, there is food for them." This entire video basically sums up my entire experience playing The Isle.

[@TheBlackEye]

Ah yes. Unfortunately I mostly starve to death first before I find a meal as a carni lol

[@chasmal_forest.]

I can relate to this. I play Minecraft a lot and usually find it hard to find food since I live in a snowy tiaga.

[@hihungryimdad]

@@chasmal_forest. WHY WOULD U CHOOSE THAT BIOME?

[@chasmal_forest.]

@@hihungryimdad cuz i like snow thats why

[@supremee88]

Come oooon.. We NEED to see the eating part

[@nordy259]

try doing a search for Kruger Sightings. That channel shows the graphic nature content

[@nordy259]

this one truly shows off just how brutal nature can be kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXWkqWOogqihZpo

[@typingcat]

It escaped and lived a happy long life with many offspring.

[@Yesidfrc]

It was judt acting :v

[@1998-h1r]

👊🏻🇦🇱🐺👊🏻

[@NotMyProblemAnyways]

Ah, Caribou. . . . nature’s lawnmower And wolf food

[@pedrocampos691]

Before we Ruled the Earth mastering the beasts.

[@lostmangos]

Funny as cancer

[@iamas1825]

Oh wow after 10 years I'm here

[@danielchaves650]

Same lol

[@BenAC75]

Same.

[@houwlingwoolf]

11.

[@anonimalol9605]

Hah i love BBC even after 10 years

[@paulisnotdead6850]

@@cheicknecamara8278 😝😝

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

The cinematography and music of this is amazing.

[@danabee3775]

THIS IS A MASTERPIECE.

[@Mega_vegeta]

if the wolves didnt hunt the caribou then there numbers would grow to large and the wolves keep the herd strong by taking out the weakest its sad but better they die a quick death then a long slow one

[@venomouszebr9755]

Their*

[@loganabrahamson9875]

The longest slow death you can ask for, is to be hunted by wolves

[@lexluthor4156]

There it is, the famous cherry pick logic spread as a political pretext to justify imperialism/capitalism. "We are actually helping them."

[@Mega_vegeta]

@@lexluthor4156 Hi, wtf does that have to do a nature documentary?

[@Minecraftpe5]

@@lexluthor4156 what?

[@Leo-ds7oj]

I've been watching a lot of animals hunting each-other recently. This is the only one that really got to me. Something about how innocent they looked as if they were just playing together. When in reality that calf was seconds away from death and there was nothing they could do.

[@seanleith5312]

The wolves rather die than eat grass. Everybody eat grass, they insist to eat meat.

[@philritter9042]

@@seanleith5312 that’s a joke right?

[@the_gaming_hyena24]

​@@seanleith5312what are you saying

[@kuudez]

I can only learn about nature when taught by Attenborough

[@timmythetwigfrog1343]

God this comment was made before he passed 💔

[@samaeldeul572]

Sameeee🙂

[@samaeldeul572]

@@timmythetwigfrog1343 wait a sec, who r you talking about??? Who's dead??

[@Goshmclovin]

Same

[@ashlynn6056]

yes

[@abdulleabdulle5849]

Oh my GOD I Loved it on how he said it Wolves at the beginning of the clip. I salute u Mr David Attenborough

[@theonlybitterend6113]

This was made in 2009 and its 2017 😂😂 time goes by fast !! I hope wolves never get extinct

[@e-towncoz9897]

Go*

[@dmann1748]

TheOnly BitterEnd welp it’s 2018 now, this was made 9 yrs ago 😅

[@alexthewolf7003]

TheOnly BitterEnd x the grant wolf is near extinction :(

[@e-towncoz9897]

It’s*

[@e-towncoz9897]

There are multiple wolf species, most of them just look the same, even isolated species.

[@miliatid4835]

First time i see..a lone wolf hunting..awesome

[@FableAnimations]

This is great quality, there's some really nice camera angles too.

[@africaisacontinent2149]

Are u still alive?!😂😂

[@serioushamburger]

I would lose my mind in that vast space of just nothing at 0:13

[@d.n.3652]

When the wolf caught the calf, it looked like my dog playing with its chew toy

[@TheFBIorange]

Yea the calf went limp pretty quick, now we see the usefulness of that quick head shake

[@HxmmyNeutron]

the music made it depressing 😞 and then you hear the cries. damn this shit hit different 1 year later: Y’all right the homies gotta eat 😈

[@doug2555]

Wolves gotta eat

[@jefferorybond2536]

@@doug2555 lol

[@Lalo6169]

I was actually excited for the wolf 🐺 hell yeah

[@justten3243]

You don't know how hard it is to find food on the Arctic Tundra. It's basically like a cold desert

[@yudagoldian4352]

It's not sad it's just the nature.

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

3:19 Did the BBC got hacked? Why there's so many img of subscribe?? "Choose what videos come to you" it said at the end. :(

[@arsonisticdelphox807]

Uhm no. They choose to put it in the video.

[@Roundyball20]

Nope

[@eu8999]

This video was made in 2009. those animations were the shit back in the day.

[@freddyfazbearfan123]

They may be hunters, but their team work can be most impressive

[@kevinjoyce6303]

This is different than what's shown on the Planet Earth available on Netflix, at least

[@casper6405]

That one is called our planet and it's an whole new documentary

[@ferni348]

when the violin started you know it was over

[@paulwilson3434]

I love ❤️ love 💕 💗 love these nature videos. Thank you !!

[@chasmal_forest.]

Wolves are very majestic creatures ♥️🐺

[@katerinagreece1994]

I agree with u...Attenborough is amazing!!!

[@richardsimms251]

Wonderful video

[@asher-360]

I misread it as “Wolves hunting cailou”

[@timmythetwigfrog1343]

Natural selection 🌝

[@a.c.h.camangon]

Wow. That is such a large population of Caribou we have right there. But this was 10 years ago, so who knows if there's still a lot of Caribous out there. 😐

[@Lalo6169]

Hell yeah.... get him wolf 🐺🖤

[@spagettitree175]

When u doesnt have enough money for spring camouflage

[@Xxwarman20xX]

i remember watching this when i was 10 which is now

[@prismancy7182]

now youre 15 lol

[@judithcampbell3354]

Love you Sir David!

[@Voltamatum]

Nature's traffic system

[@shihabalshaybani577]

Derrick Anderson rational and beautiful in a harsh emotional way

[@koneyisland1432]

RIP brave young little caribou calf 💔

[@diontaedaughtry974]

Redemption for the wolf for getting cooked in a race by a baby in the Artic Wolf Hunts Baby Caribou video.

[@stinkiebhlood6473]

That lil Caribou almost got away....

[@jeffreyfuhz]

BBC earth can only supply 360p?!

[@tobiasbarzal5502]

Its from 2009

[@TheCrazedLorry98]

that wwas pretty sad but the wolf would have died if it would not have gotten food. That is the harsh reality of nature.

[@shihabalshaybani577]

TheCrazedLorry98 it's not harsh realty, it's just reality

[@halibut1249]

You're telling me the wolves don't know the seasonal migration paths of caribou?? That's like saying grizzly bears go to the salmon rivers for a drink of water.

[@galaxywolf3595]

3:08 R.I.P Rudolph

[@queen101corgi]

Gosh how long does it take to graze! But the wolf was awesome :)

[@matthawkins123]

Get that Bread, Wolf!!!

[@toneeh1307]

Can this guy narrate my next bathroom break So relaxed

[@Wild906]

Not many animals work harder for their food than a wolf!

[@catycat28meow]

Welcome to the Barren Grounds in Canada! (The setting of this clip.)

[@eriksen2399]

Where has this quarantine brought me

[@monchan7649]

where to watch this full episode? link please ty

[@stevehove2648]

How have the wolves got the strength, after days without food?

[@marieindia8116]

I dont know about wolves, but dogs can easily go three days without food and it doesn't affect them much, except they look forward more to the next meal. Many predatory animals go for a week or more fasting after gorging on a large animal for a few days.

[@ItmeHampter]

dang whats with the 360p, my monitor is 4k, gimme the good stuff lol

[@adigabriel8173]

1:12 o lago tem um formato parecido com um coração

[@alexanderzinnurov9495]

The wolves appear to be running about 12 MPH; the caribou, 18 MPH.

[@tonygreen4331]

What is the name of the full episode?

[@bkjeong4302]

Tony Green Grasslands

[@tonygreen4331]

@@bkjeong4302 Thanks a lot.

[@mohanicus]

Absolutly amazing on blu-ray..

[@mitcholla]

i don’t know why you use a sad violin. this is awesome.

[@houwlingwoolf]

Ima go watch planet earth after this

[@maximilianmoeck1841]

1:43 DAAAMN those things are fast

[@budimanhakim1187]

1:13 it would be a total failure if those Wolves jumped into the middle of that large battalion..

[@jasonsanchez6425]

I learned more on these channels than school

[@adamyang5740]

Great film

[@Minecraftpe5]

I love David Attenborough

[@mementomori7949]

Where are they?

[@maldread88]

So what time of Year did each one of those millions of caribous get the Email its time to start moving? lol

[@holtridge]

Very pretty land.

[@gopackgo988]

holtridge

[@DrLife-jg2xv]

I'm here after watching the carabao cup 😂😂😂

[@BloodyFlesh626]

Insane

[@chumaster90]

sniff sniff, poor calf :( But thats nature

[@spice4777]

chumaster90 hey chootmaster don’t worry about it

[@EminYogurtcuoglu]

The calf says "moooom" before caught by wold :/

[@voidc4]

O wow, after 11 years I’m here

[@lilhedgehog8576]

faceting and sad yet happy

[@ElkaakaaDZ]

thx BBc

[@psy-lion]

Amazing that they are so many and still run away from one wolf, represents the proportion of the working class and the billionaires. The attitude and thirst is what seperates them.

[@crushsatan]

What country?

[@dusklowkietwitch2563]

POV your biology teacher set you this video

[@icns01]

Yes folks, as documentaries go, this is as good as it gets...Emmy Award winning BBC Earth With Sir David Attenborough! Incredible edutainment!

[@wardhiigleywardhiigley3229]

1:48 a lot meat there

[@thatoneanimekidofficial7295]

2:57 it cried out mom :(

[@alejandrocastaneda1837]

Omg 😭😭

[@rubycuff5620]

I say this at school in forth grade I cried my teach was like the wolf need to hunt for its family I was like I know but the wittle animal died

[@dearlittleignatius1722]

2019 anyone?

[@heistsy]

Maybe they just blew rice over a diorama and pretended it was caribou

[@rowanhebblethwaite9262]

Why did they have to add the violin music....it just made it even sadder

[@NxDoyle]

Many things separate David Attenborough from other natural history program presenters and narrators. For one, he is a natural historian, in contrast to the bulk of his contemporaries. But the thing I love most about Sir Dave is his refusal to succumb to anthropomorphism. In this regard, I'm sad to say, he stands alone, or certainly alone among primary English speakers.

[@spacebaged]

360p, BBC? Come on now.

[@hunna5849]

My heart broke so sad

[@sonata4589]

wow that caribou uses speedhacks

[@dardania3086]

Weri gut!

[@Rania-z9c4b]

i feel bad for the wolves hunger :( like is you agree

[@tyleraoshima4097]

Rania Abdul Aziz i hate wolves

[@cloudrain123]

i miss lobo ):

[@IamJay]

*2019?*

[@specsamhain_909]

Nobody: FRANTIC DudeTM: 2019?

[@jahoney42]

In the circle. The Circle of life :)

[@adamdailey6675]

R.I.P Banbie

[@MartinRenner]

*Bambie

[@MartinRenner]

*Bambi

[@maverick2560]

*Bambi was a roe deer/white tailed deer, not a caribou.

[@samwright5653]

awesome...

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

And also low res (360p)

[@tristanwainwright6385]

goddamn that violin got me

[@adamearth3102]

Wolves are hunting Caribou.

[@omret823]

Amazing Wolf🇦🇱

[@Bulbagaba992]

Where’s the best part? The wolf devouring that caribou calf?

[@skikuro]

Imagine being ripped apart by teeth while still being alive.

[@marieindia8116]

It would hurt a few minutes if I wasn't already in shock... But imagine being ripped apart slowly by relentless cancerous tumors, or the breakdown of extreme old age taking your abilities away one by one, or laying helpless for days as dehydration and hunger eat away at your fiber.

[@elsieillustrations5179]

Thats along way to just get a calf... holy..

[@gial9724]

This video is older then me