One of my favorite animals and definitely my favorite African animal. They are so unique.

@FredRocker-pm4fz

8 күн бұрын

yah, I think so

I love African Wild Dogs.

So great to see these conservation efforts for this awesome species!

Amazing documentary. One of my favorite animals. It's great work these conservation efforts do to protect these incredible animals

@vlado2701

Ай бұрын

Holy truth ! Thanks dear Friend !

This was absolutely jaw dropping. So stoked to see the work going into preserving these beautiful creatures! Thank you for sharing this documentary.

I hope these animals can be saved from extinction, they're simply amazing!

Is beautiful. The wild life. The wild dogs 🍀Let everyone protect nature.

Great documentary, awesome footage, pleasant commentary. Watched the whole three hours in one go. 👍👍👍

I was totally absorbed from beginning to end. Amazing 3 hrs +. ✌️ & ❤

This is amazing. Thank you for doing this. ❤️

African wild dogs were one of my bucket list animals to see in person and a finally did for my 23rd birthday at the Indianapolis zoo I’d love to see them in the wild but I can barely afford to get out of my state let alone the country

@markcard7206

4 ай бұрын

I hear you I said that to myself when I retire which was last year I can do what i wanted when I was younger......... Then the pandemic hit and wiped me out Now Im bored thinking about going back to work for something to do lifes a Bitch.

Thank you so much for uploading this! I loved every minute, and learned so much about one of my favorite animals ❤

I love that they get the locals involved. That’s a very special thing for those people yo be included. I’m sure you earned their respect.

@WildAnimals898

2 ай бұрын

Thank! Yes, connecting with the local community is essential and unique to them. It is a beautiful experience.

Great work! Thanks for making it available for everyone!

What a great documentary hope to see more of them great work to all the Drs and assistants

It is crucial to get locals involved in the survival of any species because then they will have more knowledge of them. Then less poaching, and more conservation.

Very nice video

I will love 💕 to work with you beautiful queen 👑 I respect her job really real talk

I want to join the board that seem like that's a wild and crazy adventure

This is amazing. Thank you for doing this.

Painted dogs are very hardworking. The late afternoon sunlight creates a wonderful scene

Nature is beautiful but can be brutal too. Watching wild animal attacks on prey reminds us of the raw survival instincts in the animal kingdom.

Loved watching 3 hrs + of this. I was totally riveted ✌️ & ❤

First rate wildlife film

A truly vivid video. You are a wonderful creator.

I love the big round ears Most dogs have pointed ears

I love that they get the locals involved. That’s a very special thing for those people yo be included. I’m sure you earned their respect. tks

they are so flexible and run the fastest 😍

The agility and boldness of wild dogs make them formidable hunters

"Such a mesmerizing journey through the animal kingdom!

I throughly enjoyed this. I've watch every min. Thank you please do another episode soon.

@WildAnimals898

2 ай бұрын

I'm thrilled you thoroughly enjoyed it and watched every minute! Your enthusiasm means a lot. I'll work on another episode soon. I appreciate your support!

I love African Wild Dogs. Because it's really smart and thoughtful

Even in the face of potential danger from humans, the pups MUST have that drone! 😂 that’s hilarious

I'm in awe. Very impressive video and flawless work ! * * * Dear Real Wild ! Your reputation precedes You ! Huge thanks for Your noble and great Mission !

NICE

I don't understand why the dogs don't attack you if they're hungry they're hungry and a human would be a delicious meal quick and easy so if you're reading this help me out with my thought process I would love to have an encounter like this have a job like this I mean I'm 65 years old but this is something that I've never even taken notice of and I'm thankful that you're able to film this and I'm able to see it once again thank you for all your efforts and a big shout out to our Lord and savior

Thank you for this wonderful documentary about wild dogs

Quite amazing filming , top quality , really enjoyed it, but can't believe so little likes ?

The animals are truly amazing

Have a Nice day with all!

❤ absolute love everything u r doing 🫂💜💛💚

1:36:00 Dogs look back at the cameraman (You good?? You still with us??)

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

They show offs😂 they was definitely putting on a show

Lets cross a Malanois to one of those...... what a dog huh

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

Imagine someone breaks into your house and you own two but one is pregnant..those are not your ordinary dogs😅

Wow

Thanks for rescuing the zebra! That really would have been a painful death!

great video

I really like your videos, it's really great

58:52 This brings just a WORLD of questions 1:16:00 Man decides what is right and wrong for all.

A colaboração internacional é essencial para abordar questões globais relacionadas a animais selvagens.

1:17:30 Oreos donkeys have a reputation of being on demon timing all the time. Maybe the foal was just shocked or having an acute stress reaction. But I'm surprised it didn't try to seriously mess them up!

Is the wild dog population increasing or decreasing. I hear different views on this. Do it depends on the region 🤔

если Я хочу смотреть дивотных, Я не хочу смотреть людей.

wouldn't riding on motorcycles be very risky if you run into lions?

@WildAnimals898

2 ай бұрын

Yes, riding on motorcycles in areas where lions roam can indeed pose risks. Safety precautions and awareness of the surroundings are essential in such situations. It's crucial to take appropriate measures to minimize the chances of encountering dangerous wildlife while enjoying motorcycle rides.

@KJM3SMG

2 ай бұрын

@@WildAnimals898 awareness of surroundings but… u can come across them any time. they could be hiding or u miss them. insanely risky IMO. but u guys are the pros.

@WildAnimals898

2 ай бұрын

Acknowledged, being aware of one's surroundings is crucial, yet encountering such situations unexpectedly can be challenging and potentially risky. Your expertise in handling such circumstances is commendable. @@KJM3SMG

600,000 or 300,000 individuals or 660 packs is around 450-1k individual each packs??

Two claps and it gets up. ACME wireless clapper dog.

adorable dogs!

That doctor is great 👍👍

you recycled the footage on the last episode 🥴

Thank u 4 all that u all do try n 2 keep some species from becoming exstinct. Like I said please let me know about thoughs 2 young brother cheetahs that r n dire need of help😢?????

This is great guys keep it up!But some people don't understand why you guys check up on them,it's because you guys see if they are wealthy and seeing if everything goes ok,its not like you guys literly interfere of everything. They also do this to check their patterns and how they behave and they help us learn as they do this❤

1:26:49 under the cover of Charley Murphy??

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

That’s BLACK

i love you

❤❤❤❤

I wonder what we can learn about our own dogs by studying wild ones and what similarities do African wild dogs share with timber wolves, who are assumed to be the domesticated dogs earliest ancestor.

@markbaker8962

4 ай бұрын

😂❤😅😊 io ho vü 2:58:32 🎉o

It might not be her but I’m pretty sure Jesse was on Big Cat Diary on Animal Planet🤔

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

Animal planet

They snared that dog just to put a collar on it.makes me sick.they probably indecline because them darting them kills them putting the potion in there body.these people are the real poachers

@Angelo-ve5sd

4 ай бұрын

What a ignorant comment. Your completely clueless.

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

Always has been..the locals are more educated and they don’t even bother the animals like those people

@isaactroy6899

2 ай бұрын

😂 😂 y’all dumb af 😂

@victorowens9150

Ай бұрын

You seem to have problems with comprehension.

@user-hq7ui3lv2l

Ай бұрын

Guy,or lady you probably never heared of actual poachers,so let me help. Poachers kill for their coat,and just leave them their,they kill them brutally aswell,even if they are pups,because they don't have hearts like us. These people actually helped the wild dogs alot,they were almost exstinct and they saved them. And they put collars on to see how they are managing. The snare wasn't their fault,they darted the dog to let him sleep and get the snare of so that he doesn't die. So if this still didn't help than you clearly need to open your eyes and ears

they are called LICAONI ( Lycaon pictus ) '''' wild dogs''''' 😉❤

Oh my the trauma of being darted lol!

The motorbike certainly isn't helping with the hunts

Everybody the whole team that take the field the doctors and people don't want to go out there and waste their life you got all different type of stuff that you are going

The size of the collars is unconscionable. The people putting them on should have to wear one too

"privately owned reserve" 😯😡😠🤨🤔!! Just what does that all really mean!?!¿

What do you think about? The wild whispering beast king questioned

Would it kill the camera man to help pull the stuck zebra out of the mud?

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

His job is to record

@kieranhart5776

2 ай бұрын

@loudpackshawty5849 Man, I hope I didn’t hurt your feelings too bad with that joke. You must of had a rough childhood. And I’m sure the camera man did help between shots .

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

@@kieranhart5776 nahhh all I did was correct you Mr Karen..carry on now

is that public land

where do we can find wild dog

Does anyone know who did the music at 35:40?

그들은 인간의 간섭으로부터 자유로운 삶을 누릴 자격이 있습니다.

2:25:30 those dogs are no joke how fast they kill and eat..Lions and hyenas don’t even work that fast

Can I adopt a wild dog?

like

what country is that in

Am I the only person who feels like these guys need to stop harassing these poor dogs while they're hunting by chasing them on extremely loud motorbikes? It's clear they are using drones for many shots so why not rely on them exclusively and stop pestering the poor dogs? These beautiful creatures are already on the brink and I feel certain they would prefer to not be chased by noisy apes on motorized contraptions while they're on the hunt. Otherwise, I think the work these folks do, especially saving animals from snares and ensuring year-round water access is top notch and I'm grateful to them for their efforts.

The wild dogs can be tamed

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

Nope..unless you raise it from a pup

ㅅㅂ 광고 존나 길네

They ate creature alive...

@loudpackshawty5849

2 ай бұрын

Yes that’s what makes them so savage and they eat fast too

U help these fierce dogs then there would no more other animals in Africa especially if each one of them delivers 15 puppies... they consider the best hunters... they even attack lions

@Angelo-ve5sd

4 ай бұрын

Pay attention. There in decline.

Too much about you, but not about the dogs. Get off the screen and let the dogs act out their thoughts. You might learn something.

Oh no dog killer

Play this song around a group of pretty girls and see their reactions you might get that stuff if you know what I mean

q

I feel that National Geographic has a lot better strategy and you guys are too much on top of the animals why don't you get that close to a lion once you get that close to you know to a tiger and see if they'll attack you unless you carrying guns cuz you're too scared

Lift up your face drink the rain ,for that is life giving Stuart laird

Do you like they just caught an animal and your revving the motorcycles up instead of keeping quiet and just watching from a distance these aren't too bright are you I don't think this station that I'm watching is that well seems that you're interfering with their process I think I'll just go back to the station the wild station on this real station isn't so real you're very annoying to us watching it and to the animals trying to feed

what a f.. terrible music

Yeah we need to save all of our wildlife because what people don't understand is when one species goes extinct or one step closer to going there ourselves so the more we save the slower we go to Extinction

@fatmahnoor3717

4 ай бұрын

I disagree with you!..This Dogs give birth to 15 pups!…this ladies who are saving this Wild Dogs!..how many kids do they have?..Humans are the ones who will exctint!..Not Dogs! generations is Doomed coz of LQBTQ man and man will never have Babies women and women will never have babies!…how many people are dying in the world from Diseases and war!..this Dogs are dangerous they infect people with Rabies virus…

@JR-qz3zt

3 ай бұрын

You mean like dinosaurs and such? Last I checked I'm alive. It's basically survival of the fittest. Yes, we will go extinct. It's how the world works. Don't believe me, ask a mammoth. Or, a T-Rex......... Otherwise, buy some chickens, feed them, harvest their eggs and actually learn something about life.

@kieranhart5776

3 ай бұрын

People actually so understand that….generally

@STACYALEXISSS

2 ай бұрын

FACTS❕💎

@LetitGolazziter-uk9xi

2 ай бұрын

Re!ax, we're all going to die.

I hope u all were able 2 find thoughs cheetah teenager brothers that had 2 take care of each other cuz of there mother I guess died & they were starving literly I know u all work with a team of people there that there is a lady that helps cheetahs that r hurt or things like what I just asked please let me know either way if they were saved or even found or died???? Kimtigger143❤😊❤😊!!!

This was absolutely jaw dropping. So stoked to see the work going into preserving these beautiful creatures! Thank you for sharing this documentary.

I love that they get the locals involved. That’s a very special thing for those people yo be included. I’m sure you earned their respect