Drone Makes A Chilling Discovery On Mountain, No One Is Supposed To See This

Drone Makes A Chilling Discovery On Mountain, No One Is Supposed To See This
Alex had seen many things through his drone, but none so terrifying as this. As he flew his drone over the rugged peaks of the Appalachian Mountains, he suddenly saw something he almost couldn’t believe.

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[caremanqele]

You know People or YouTube shouldn't be allowed to upload deceiving or false content, I mean it gets us so excited and looking forward to watch and learn or find out what really happened in these videos but at the end we disappointed because of what we see is not what we expected!!!
Like the heading of this Video,

Drone Makes A Chilling Discovery On Mountain, No One Is Supposed To See This!!!

Like really now.

[j.t.]

I have lived in West Virginia all my life, and the mountains here are all covered with trees. Wherever Alex is, I can assure you he is nowhere close to the Appalachian mountains.

[martinjacobs]

Alex gets lost in the mountains. He finds a box with a dog in it.
Then a helicopter turns up and rescues him.
Alex's stroll makes the national news.
That's the whole story.

[sixmax]

the real mystery; who is filming alex?

[uenobtq]

I agree with everyone in West Virginia. I'm from Pennsylvania and lived for four (4) years at Penn State University in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains!! The scenery is NOT in the Appalachian Mountains. The trees definitely appear as conifers found much farther west in the Rocky Mountains and the foothill areas of that

[maureendrozda]

This DOES NOT Look Like The Appalachan Mountains! But - Did You Happen To Run Into The Abombitable Snowman Out There Perchance?😳🤔 GORGEOUS FOX, Though!

[brendacooper]

Gee, they didn't notice his tracks in the snow.

[garyjordan]

He could hear the silent zooming sound of his drone. How??

[wholescot]

Looks like a red fox not a wolf!, jeez.

[Wyonative]

What were the guys doing with the animals. Breeding and selling fox pups? Did they trap them to catch them? Why would they have them in boxes and not be living up there to care for them? If story is true, animal exploitation is a serious problem throughout the world and a multiple billion dollar industry! And it's deplorable, unconscionable what happens to the poor animals & how they are treated.

[fez]

The first 1:30 was so full of holes I couldn't continue...

[magickalplace]

God bless Alec and those precious animals ❤

[Arnot]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, GOD BLESS YOU ALEX.

[louisebrazon-adams]

I so respect and admire you for what you did. Thankyou for protecting our future 🎉

[vesnafairmont]

That was a fox in the picture, not a wolf

[dapdne]

Must have been at least a dramatization, not a filmed documentary if accurate.

[cw]

This was amazing. I am so proud of this man Alex for doing what was right.

[mohansamuel]

whos the third person filming the whole episode.

[SilverSunPublishing]

This is a re-enactment, so they can tell the story. Nothing wrong with that. Good for Alex!

[haradsalip]

I've no patience to wait for your story to end.