Top 10 Wolf Moments | BBC Earth

Epic chases, adorable wolf babies, an unexpected crew crossover with a wolf pack and more. Witness unbelievable takedowns and more surprising moments on location while filming wolves for BBC Earth.

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[taquitolayton]

when that one wolf went AWOOOO it hit me

[lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv]

Wolves are just so beautiful I hope people continue preserving their species across the world ❤🐺

[MysticRebelle]

May we always remain united in our goals to protect and preserve our precious planet and all its glorious inhabitants. 🙏🌈🐺🌍💞

[AnimalFight]

❄ Watching wolves hunt in the snow is truly a dramatic experience. Every step they take shows patience and boundless strength. 🐺

[vwildlife]

I admire the beauty of wolves and I hope that their species will continue to be protected worldwide😍

[kd]

Big Dave’s howls are the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard

[VenusEvan_]

Lions and wolves the two Most iconic predators of planet Earth.

[themufasausa]

After Lion, the king of beasts! Wolves are probably my second favorite! They have an unmistakable beauty! Hope to see more great videos about wolves like this!🐺👌👌

[mec-animalattacks]

Wolves possess breathtaking beauty, and it is my sincere hope that humans will persist in safeguarding their existence worldwide.

[sharidhinshaw]

Awesome video!!! Thk u! Would like to see more like this!❤

[thilinihs]

Thanks. What's a wonderful video of woulfs. I really love woulfs and their howling.. 🐺No matter how dangerous are some animals, but they can understand the friendship, kindness and love. Animals behave dangerously only if they are threatened or hungry. But some humans are more dangerous than the any kind of deadly animal. Thanks BBC❤

[NaturesTemper]

Due to the lack of apex predators such as the grey wolf in the United Kingdom thanks to pursecution, the deer populations now occur at unnaturally high densities. Causing Britain's forests to be eaten out of existence as the deer feed on the fresh saplings faster than trees can replace them. Leaving nothing to replace the old trees once they die. Naturally this has far reaching influences on the rest of the environment and ecosystems. Including flooding, disease spread, tick abundance, and overall lower biodiversity.
The landscape of fear effect is the only way to reverse this damage and stabilise nature. This means prey species such as deer must keep on the move while feeding to avoid predators, never grazing too long in any one area, allowing plants time to recover.
Unlike humans that shoot animals and leave when they're done, wolves are permanently present in the landscape, meaning only wild predators can instill this effect

[wildnaturekr-bp]

🐺Moments with wolves always bring mystery and strength!** Every step, every look makes me feel the power of wild nature. 🌲 It's amazing!

[eczmpbd]

Your videos are always so well-made and informative. 🎓 Thank you for everything!

[carrie]

I love this show. Each of you are so brave to get so close to this most beautiful and intelligent spice on earth and made such a wonderful film. Thank you ❤

[AmalAbdelmagid-km]

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[secretsofnature]

Thanks for the exciting and informative videos 🔥🔥🔥

[terryfreeman]

You didn't move too quickly. You stood up. You displayed dominance. You were not the alpha.

[brett.taylor]

36:41 freaked me out. I wasn’t expecting that haha.

[hayeonkim]

Thanks for so meaningful and valuable video as always ❤❤❤