Wolf pack attacks moose
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- čas přidán 23. 02. 2013
- ORIGINAL FOOTAGE, as seen on National Geographic Wild!! A pack of wolves in Denali National Park, Alaska hunt a cow moose and her calf. The attack takes place in a pond just yards from our tour bus. WARNING: the video does contain death!! Do not watch if you cannot handle nature at its finest.
This is one of the most intense animal battles I’ve ever watched. Those wolves really carried out their game plan there. Nature is awesome
I came here from a giraffe video with the same... The mother is too huge and awkward to protect the calf in this situation. They harm the calf just as much as the predators do (if not more), sadly.
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what are the wolves supposed to eat? grass?
Lead actually
They're Eat Baby Mosse
who else thinks the moose mother inflicted more damage points on the baby moose?
I was thinking the same.
not on purpose
Дура!
I mean, *technically* the mom might have succeeded in not letting the wolves kill her calf.
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She wanted them to. She even tenderized the little guy for them.
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In his eagerness to defend him, he ended up hurting him unintentionally
Dude great effen video best one I seen so far...nature is beautiful....the snoring in the background was dope....
Amazing teamwork displayed by the wolves. That moose calf didn’t stand a chance from beginning to end, even though the mother had tried her very best too.
Fun fact: Moose have Killed more wolves, than wolves killing moose. Great Video!!
Really?
no shit, a full grown moose would trample a lone wolf like it was nothing
Not even close. The vast majority of moose get eaten by wolves and bears. Most within a month of being born, the ones that survive to adulthood become bear or wolf shit when they get too old to fight back or escape anymore. And guess what a bull that loses a fight to a stronger bull is vulnerable to during the time he's trying to recover?
Moose are gigantic but they're still prey animals and predators know how to pick their battles unless they're desperate. They don't often lose to healthy bulls because they don't often fight them. Predators survive by learning how to minimize risk while maximizing reward. The reason its such an amazing sight to see the prey kill the predator is because it hardly ever happens.
Kid needed a muzzle
Too bad all of them were in love with the sounds of their own voices. Pity that not one intelligent thing was said
The gray wolf’s genus name Canis is Latin for hound while its species name lupus is Latin for wolf. By hound, I mean any “dog.” Can you believe that?
Moose is an extremely difficult animal to hunt, the adult males often have huge antlers weigh up to 3000 pounds and have hooves,and will often stand and fight then run
This was incredible
Booner, we love this video! May we feature this on our youtube channel with credit?
Thanks!
Absolutely! As you have seen on CZcams, several people have "stolen" the footage and reposted anyway. Pretty amazing to have witnessed this in person.
When your hungry then your hungry, wolves can't exactly eat grass or leaves etc
Valiant effort !
Beauriful
Sad but amazing 🤩
A wolf's gotta eat
A good lesson, if attacked by a group take the initiative and attack them.
The pack probably took down the mother the next day
No chance look at the struggle they had in trying to take the baby
@@Alekosdw I’ve watched 6 wolfs take down a full size bull moose without any problem. A smart wolf pack can take down anything.
@@jackiecurrah3364 no u haven’t stop talking 💩
Show me the footage
@@Alekosdw Hes probably talking about timber wolves. Those are much larger than the ones in the video. They are like more than twice their size. They can weight 175 pounds are 6-7 feet in length and have a bite force that can reach 1200 psi.
@@jackiecurrah3364 then the bull moose was most likely in deep snow, not in great health and naive enough to run away.
A kick from a full grown bull moose can split the wolf's skull IN HALF. dozens of wolf carcasses have been found with healed skull fractures, rib fractures, leg fractures, etc, all from the kicks of moose.
If a full grown bull moose in his prime decides to fight, the wolves are running away.
This is cool
Wolves never give up
Heart wrenching when a Mother has fought to the point of exhausting and now she is vulnerable to be prey has to kill her calf to survive.
That’s not how it went. The mother fought as much as she could, and was ultimately unsuccessful.
Как можно ребёнка брать на такие жестокие съёмки? Что в сердце у дитя останется после этого? Какие качества вы хотите привить своему чаду? Бог Иегова всем нам Судья. 😢
They weren’t intending to watch animals kill each other. They just stumbled upon the scene. The child definitely understands how nature works. There’s nothing wrong with that.
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Know your place, mOrTaL.
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Eat the weak and the sick. Noth the young. Hopefully I can even up the score with the wolves, with some 6.8 mineral injections.
woves eat what they want thats how nathure worrks there not monsters
This why I hunt the wolf, It's a sad look at nature, if this in Idaho would love to know the area.
This was in Denali National Park, Alaska.
But if you kill wolves it can really mess up, wolves get extint, and the hervibore population grows, soon there will be no more plants and literally everyone starves, the elk and moose and deer get extint, and theyr natural predators get extint too, which can really mess up the ecosystem
@@aIchemizedlemniscate you are absolutely right
God will never created something nonsense
The world needs apex predators.