The ecological impact wolves had on Yellowstone since they returned is absolutely remarkable. It’s a hugely inspirational story and shows why wolves are so important in our ecosystems.

Yet again, gotta admire those wildlife photographers. Stunning captures.

@studiotwo24

13 күн бұрын

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BBC Earth has really been upping it's game with these shorts. Thx!!!

This being free is really a blessing, considering the hardworking camera crew, musicians and GOAT narrator. Edit : editors too

When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives

Nature rules at Yellowstone, incredible. ❤

Natural selection. Absolutely bad ass.

I`ve been to Yellowstone, and seeing the Bison come through must have been the coolest wildlife experience in my life.

He caught a mean set of big meaty claws to da face doe

@SadDad01

Ай бұрын

Yup.. I was wondering who'd win that battle. If it was for survival

AWOOOO🐺

@seankelly8906

Ай бұрын

Why's it not translating to English?

@blucat4

Ай бұрын

AROOOOO 🐺

@numan5976

Ай бұрын

@@blucat4 okokok🖐2 out of 10 points Please give me some more funny comments 😂 I don't mind you commenting but I am censored by the government and the judiciary so your account will be automatically tracked and I am not responsible 😂 ※I'm tired of this so I'll tell you the truth, but you'd better realize that I'm a decoy 😂 You'd better not do anything bad I'm holding back too 😂

Save energy, wolfy!

Great video. Professional. RS. Canada

More active than me, I just hibernate 😅

@seankelly8906

Ай бұрын

Lucky you fr. Idk might try calling in an Ambien actor or something

Would prefer full episodes please

@mokarokas-1727

Ай бұрын

Then you have to pay for the BBC TV service. This channel is for marketing that service.

I very much enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

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This series is pretty good, see some of it on Pluto. Dogs doing mating stuff is especially funny, interesting. They name the one wolf pack the druids lol. (Shame they kind of meet their demise when their old leaders die)

@seankelly8906

Ай бұрын

I think it's 302 that's the big flirt, black wolf. It's hilarious

Sehr schön 🤠

Struggle for existence

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Cold weather and snow will help preserve food well, but it can't keep away predators like crows, eagles or bears. Therefore, wolves need to quickly kill their prey

Why not wolf pack finish their meal after hunting elk n left remaining.

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Lik this chanel

Dunia ber" EPOLUSI" Terus tak kenal waktu Yang ter TINNGGAL . Adalah kemati'an

So, hiding a quarry under snow, stone frozen, might not be a good idea to preserve it away from those flying hyenas? It's only for bones by domestic dogs maybe.

All animals hate being hungry i mean starving and when they will not find anything to eat they will be angry .

Hmm European carrion crow (Corvus corone) vocalizations starting at 3:07. Either Yellowstone had some vagrant crows from Europe or someone in the BBC’s sound dubbing department got lazy. Also lots of American crow calls heard and not a single one on sight, I only saw ravens and magpies.

@theotheseaeagle

Ай бұрын

I think I also heard a Eurasian magpie rattle in there too. Pretty sure American magpies don’t rattle

@asktheanimals

Ай бұрын

Both American birds have a type of rattle that I've heard. It sounds like they dubbed with local recordings to me, but I'll listen again more closely. They got the eagle correctly. If you haven't heard American birds, the Cornell bird website has a good library of bird calls & songs.

@theotheseaeagle

Ай бұрын

@@asktheanimals American magpies make a short rasping call similar to a crow in pace whilst Eurasian magpies make a longer drawn out “drrrrrtrtrtr”

@filoudadidou

Ай бұрын

I don't know if it's true or not, but it clearly show that if you don't know a subject, people like me would have gone through without even noticing

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David Attenborough,,, Ah, No it’s not,

Accha laga yeah documentary

Need to learn your animals before dubbing in fake sound effects. Those were Ravens, not Crows, and Coyotes don't snarl or whine when feeding by themselves 🤨

Shocking that even BBC Earth cant get the dubbed bird calls to match the species- they have used Black-billed Magpie plus American Crow calls at the wolf kill but there are only the magpies and Ravens in the scene. No Raven calls!?

People who leave their dogs chained up and defenseless in wolf territory should not be allowed to own animals.

In winter, food becomes scarce for them.

never forget the white greed that almost drove bison to extinction

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