Wolf Pack Hunts A Hare | 4K UHD | The Hunt | BBC Earth

A diet of leverets will not be enough to sustain a growing pup or feed an entire wolf pack, so bigger prey is needed. The problem is bigger prey like the Hare are incredibly agile and can run up to speeds of 60 km per hour. If this wolf pack are not going to go hungry, they will need to hunt as a unit.

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The Hunt
A series that explores the dramatic world of predation as never before. The contests between predators and prey are the most critical events in nature.

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[jaicrawford]

The howling of the wolves is erily beautiful

[asianangler]

that's like an appetizer for 4 wolves to share....

[benjaminnjogu]

BBC Earth has the best camera work, of course David is in his own league.

[iwinlee]

Looks like the wolves has more calorie burned than calorie input from the hare...

[pacyguy]

Omg that was so intense but the hare broke their ankles like 5 times 😂😅😅👏

[gamalramadanxo]

My dog loves to watch this episode so much 😊

[puneetkumarsingh]

Love how the soundtrack was in perfect sync with hare's jump in the beginning of the video

[footfault]

There's no hiding place/objects convenient for ambush & white hair, easy to spot the presence each other. An unsual setup, but both prey & predator find life there. Genius is nature.

[hsfhexf]

R.i.P Hare, but the pack is hungry. This is nature

[myredeemerliveth]

Very old video but worth watching again..

[kayskreed]

1:18 Secret Final Boss appears: Longfoot Whitebottom

[upupuptheziggurat.liketysplit]

@3.14. Impeccable audio quality at first. You can hear the shaggy coats of the wolves rustling. You can actually hear the hare licking its lips once its got away....
Once.
Then when they catch it, someone through immersion out the window again. Bites weren't even timed properly.

[greenlantern]

I like how the hare can turn different directions but when the second one got eaten, I kind of felt sorry for it, maybe because I found it cute

[wsy]

Why does the hare often change its direction when fleeing? Wouldn't a straight path be a better strategy?

[oneshotme]

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

[kWildlifeBangladesh]

feeling sorrow for the hare but its the law of nature

[vangle]

I burned more calories watching this than the hares worth

[kefayatali]

Ankara messi Ankara messi ankara messi goal goal goal😂😂😂

[flukeman]

Does anyone know where was this filmed? Tried google, not much luck.

[iLeicha]

At least the hare have a chance of surviving, If that was a Cheetah then there is zero chance of surviving, The hare will get catched in few seconds. The savanna is harsher environment.