Wolf Pack Takes on a Polar Bear - Ep. 1 | Wildlife: The Big Freeze

Filmmaker Bertie Gregory records the first-ever video of two predators facing each other in the Canadian Arctic.

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Wolf Pack Takes on a Polar Bear - Ep. 1 | Wildlife: The Big Freeze

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[NatGeo]

Wolves here are constantly moving and can roam up to 1000 square miles in search of prey. What intrigues you the most about these creatures?

[mauriciolandos]

Wolf: Hey I've found us dinner
Bear: *Stands up*
Wolf: it's just a prank bro

[AgentSmith]

That last shot of the wolf howling with the bear in the background is amazing

[corbinanderson]

Wolves: There are 3 of us and only one of you
Bear: I like those odds

[rubengardiner]

Wildlife photographers should be praised for their effort!

[audioplugg]

That bear woke up, stretched like, "alright time to kick some a**"

[scottshanahan]

The polar bear and wolves should just agree to eat the national geographic guys.

[tyfrerhiug]

Just take a moment to appreciate all the great photographers in the wild for their bravery, patience and passion in providing us with great visuals across the globe.

[Litfilmz]

Dude they way the wolves just sat and chilled with them gave me chills! They for some reason even in they’re wild state where everything is food, still have some natural connection towards humans

[LionsGatePT]

Wolves: *circle polar bear*
Polar bear: "call an ambulance... But not for me!"

[mohitgadre]

Having a British narrator always makes a wildlife show better for some reason

[yassinetaoussi]

Wolves: hey look a big meal
Bear: i was hoping for one meal, now i got three. Hallelujah.

[Littlebigwolfie]

HUGE credits to these film crews who actually risk their lives when trying to create a documentary like this. This is so amazing as I didn't expect a pack of wolves were to challenge a polar bear though.

[stevencorey]

Bear: "I see three wolves...breakfast, lunch and dinner."

[MeMe-wtle]

“Giant horse on steroids” lmao that was unexpected. I imagined “graceful animal weighting up to 1, 500 pounds.”

[landon]

This is one of the most beautiful documentaries I’ve ever seen.

[abdelmlek]

It's amazing how these guys are so relaxed around the deadliest predators in the arctic

[KARIM-hmdh]

this deserves an oscar, holy that footage was fricken amazing

[DavEATS]

3:58 “The Bear runs the numbers.”

In polar bear’s mind: “2+2 is 4 minus 1 thats 3 quick maff”

[tonydmty]

This video should have been titled: "Grown polar bear does not give a f**k about any pack"
";-)