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Wolves can be a bit Coy
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2017
- The relationship between humans and wolves is prehistoric-- today, they are some of the most highly studied animals on our planet. In this video we look at the history of wolves in the United States, and how recent hybrid events between wolves and coyotes is throwing a big wrench into our understanding of these species and their futures.
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Producer, Writer, Creator, Host:
Emily Graslie
Producer, Director, Editor, Graphics:
Brandon Brungard
Producer, Editor, Graphics:
Sheheryar Ahsan
Production Assistant: Laurel Tilton
Collections Access/Research Assistance: Dr. Lawrence Heaney, Tom Gnoske, Kayleigh Kueffner, Lauren Smith, Dr. Caleb McMahan, Dr. Roland Kays, Gretchen Rings
Brookfield Zoo Access/Assistance: Sondra Katzen, Joan Daniels
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This episode is supported by and filmed on location at:
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I never realized how closely related wolves and coyotes were both genetically and time scale wise, all fascinating stuff.
Interestingly, both wolves and coyotes can and have also mated with dogs.
dave freier Domestic dogs _are_ wolves. Specifically, they're a subspecies of the grey wolf, and have the taxonomic name _C. lupus familiaris_.
I think it’s pbs but there’s a good video on coy wolves that talks about them also having modern dog in them
@@Hobbsthetigeryea, we used to have problems with “wild dog packs” in my area, not in my life tho. Coy-dogs were apparently quite common and thought to be extra problematic tho I suspect they were just as varied as one pack of coyotes from another or from one dog to another.
In my life I learned that killing coyotes actually achieves the opposite of what hunters want… the more you kill them the more there will be, that’s a fact it turns out, but in my experience the more you hunt them, the more “vicious” they will be and they’ll become much smarter and harder to see/hunt.
If you have livestock and the coyotes kill them, the coyote has to go! But if they’re not killing your stock, then don’t kill them, that’s a “good pack”
They’ll teach each other to not hassle cattle. I can atest to that first hand.
@@swayback7375 it’s all super interesting! I just got done reading and watching stuff on hybrid dog/dingos in Australia and how they teach domesticate dingos in the village to not eat cattle, those same dingos often leave after a few years and return to the wild and teach other dingos/wild dogs to avoid the cattle
I lost my shit at 13:20 - 13:32
All I can think about is Tom Gonoske talking about how big and powerful these animals are and then cut to this image of the wolf howling, pausing, looking down, and eating fuckin snow. What a doof, I love him.
"First I do the howl, then i lick the ground"
I think hybridization is better than inbreeding. As an example look at the Fennoscandian wolf population. If not for new genetic variations from lone Russian wolves our wolves would be suffering from severe inbreeding, and they still are. Here in the north of Europe there are no close relatives for the wolves to interbreed with, and most wolves that make it over our borders are shot.
Hybridization would keep the populations of wolves a lot healthier and increase the genetic diversity.
If findings in Bulgaria are any indication of what to expect, some wolves moving north into Fennoscandia may have jackal blood in them.
Cool! There might be a while until those wolves get here, but we sorely need some new blood. Now we just need the governments to stop shooting them so that they can recover :-P
HYBRID VIGOUR FOR LIFE!!!
Hell yeah... what should they be called though? Coyote-wolf hybrids (those that aren't contested as distinct species) get called coywolves, but what should we call jackal-wolf hybrids? Jack-wolves? Wolfals? Volkals (from Russian: volk = wolf)? Lupals (from Italian: lupo = wolf)?
Who else saw the grossometer and got really excited?
LittleBitofFrost Me!
I made an undignified noise of delight.
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No, I was NOT excited by the Meter, especially since EXTREME is the HALFWAY POINT !!!!!!!! I'm fine up to a certain level on videos like this, which friends & family find funny since I stayed on my Aunt's farm during School Summer holidays as a teen and participated in butchering the sheep. You would think I'd be better able to watch this stuff, but for some reason I can only deal with it mentally when I'm the one doing it. 😕
For those who don't like the prep footage: it comes up at 0:28-0:52 and again between 8:20 - 9:52.
Why doesn't this channel has 3~5 million subs?
It has more editing, script and camera work than TV nowadays.
It seems biology, to the general public, is like the deep oceans...we know it's there and doesn't quite defy our understanding of earth, but yet we know so little and we could reach our hand to grasp it.... but no, let's dream about black holes and other worlds out there.
Draxis32 it helps us a lot when folks share our videos and tell their friends to subscribe :D ❤️
I totally agree! most of the time when it involves learning about animals children take more intrest. I really wonder why this changes over time? its too bad we could make much more progress for humans and for animals if the intrest in wildlife was still present in all of adults today.
Great video Emily and team!,
it had good depth and length, was very well done and with high production quality, it even had some brains on it! just perfect!
I can see how much work has gone into this, just the number of shots from different locations alone is a lot of work, not to mentions all the bits of transition and whatnot. keep it up!
Can't wait for the dissection video!
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LateNightHacks I came here to say exactly this. You beat me to it! :)
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This has got to be one of my favorite episodes! A really great mix of old school Brain Scoop and some Crash Course-esque elements. Would you ever consider doing a similar episode about thylacines? I did a research project on them last semester and would love for their story to get more exposure and discussion.
My jaw actually dropped when I saw that photo of game-hunted bison skulls. Wow. Seriously awesome episode Emily and team, keep up the great work!
No Dumb Questions brought me here. This is a pretty good product and is full of good information. I'm glad to see that it has reached more than 25,000 people!
A year later, but same!
The Lenscrafters call ... one of my all-time favorite Brain Scoop moments!
I had to press PAWS to HOWL with laughter at the little wolf head at the end there.
I'm glad you guys are making new episode so you don't get HOUNDed by fans
I hang out with Grey Wolves, Mexican Grey Wolves and Coyotes everyday! So excited to see a video highlighting our wonderful native canids.
Yeees more brainscoop content!! I'm super excited omg
You can't imagine my happieness, everytime a new Brainscoop video is uploaded! Rock on Emily! :)
Never realized the extent of hybridization with wolves and coyotes. Fascinating to learn.
The moment I saw the grossometer I was SOOOO excited!
Fantastic production on this one! I love the style and flow, it makes the information engaging whilst also very easy to digest.
oh my god I just got the title.... I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE
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Acetyleni wait I don't get it what does it mean
Edit: omg that's freaking amazing
Came here from No Dumb Questions. I completely agree that this video is under rated. You deserve way more views.
Awesome. Well worth the wait. Perfectly balanced between quirky humor and careful presentation of information. And very nicely filmed / produced / edited.
Can we start a petition to turn this episode of the Brain Scoop into a full-length documentary on wolves?
Three years ago I watched your wolf videos and was really surprised by how fascinating I found them. However, every time I attempted dissections in school I got really anxious and wouldn't be able to participate.
I've been in A&P all year and until this week I've been a largely unhelpful lab partner, but yesterday we were dissecting whole rats and seeing all the body systems and how they work together was just *too* cool and it stopped scaring me. My teacher said it was by far my best job.
Anyway, I just really wanted to tell you because you inspired my interest in this sort of thing and I *never* would have held out for the fun part without that.
This was fantastic. The Grey Wolf has been one of my favorite animals since childhood. You did an amazing job of concisely summing up the history of their populations and conservation. Dr. Heaney providing that poignant epilogue and the artistic direction of the video was truly some of the best production I've seen you guys create. Wonderful job, Emily! (and the rest of the Brain Scoop crew, too)
Watched this episode after listening to the No Dumb Questions episode you were on and I have to say, so much more than 25k people should watch this!
Me too. Looking forward to your podcast! 😀
My wife and I have been watching the 'Scoop since you were in Montana. We have seen just about every episode. We both agree that this is the best video you have posted in a long time. Well done!
It's clear a ton of work went into this video. Nicely done.
Heard about this video from Matt and Destin's No Dumb Question's when Emily was a guest. I've been a long time subscriber but somehow missed this one. Great video. Thank you for describing the intricacies of this dilemma.
Very well made, and, like the best content can, had me fascinated by a topic in which I had no previous particular interest.
Thank you.
Love, love, loved the subject and the long form presentation. Awesome! This is a great format, and while this particular subject if high on my interest scale, Emily and the team can pull anything off :)
I just had to take a moment to say: the depth and breadth of this video was excellent! Not only was hybridization covered, but also what that means for interactions with us humans (legally, physically in the world, etc.). This felt rather like the Art Assignment's "The Case For __" type vids, in how thoroughly explored the given topic. Truly a treat for the mind! (And beautifully shot/edited, too, y'all)
I'm so happy the grossometer's back. Emily was talking about this episode during Nerdcon and I'm stoked!
I liked the approach of including history and the legal system, not just biology
Gosh, this is one of the best channels on RUclips. LOVE it so much!
Such a high quality video Emily! No wonder it took so long between uploads but I'm glad we're finally able to enjoy it. Thank you for making this available for everyone
I really LOVE this episode and thankful the title managed to grasp my attention. This really captures part of what I really gotta learn from science that I am exposed to more facts and just how the world works, no matter how complex and new and foreign these ideas are to me, leading myself to learn more different complexity and so to see life more complex than before
Thanks. I learned a lot about how Minnesota is rich in history and importance for wolves and about wolves in general. Great episode!
A friend recommended me this channel and I'm so incredibly happy to see that this video covered this topic so thoroughly and correctly. Really a treat to watch.
Here from No Dumb Questions, great video and great channel! The production value is made me sub.
Same reason, I enjoyed the having you in on the podcast and thought I should come check out this video! It was really well put together! +1 Sub!
Search wolves change Yellowstone. Short video how wolves changed the rivers, flora, and fauna. It is amazing.
This show is an answered prayer. Thanks Emily and Co.
I've seen this channel suggested a few times but I've never actually dove in and watched anything on here before. But after the episode of No Dumb questions you were on I decided I needed to watch this video (and the taxidermy world championship one) and I'm happy to say that I'm very impressed and I'm going to be watching your videos going forward :)
informative, insightful, high quality illustrations *and* cheerful music accompanying the graphic dismantling of one of the most iconic and fascinating animals left on this planet. good golly gosh, am i glad i'm subscribed to this channel!
I get so happy every time there a new Brainscoop episode. I love learning from this channel and can't wait to visit the Field Museum one day
new brainscoop content makes me so happy. keep doing what you do!
Very well produced and presented. Even if I miss the more personal touch of your early, gory, "squee I'm dissecting a wolf" videos, this is a commendable effort. Well done :)
I found you through expand your horizons where you gave a presentation and finally decided to check you out and I'm glad I did.
You need your own show, the product and approach are incredible.
you're literally the cutest and I love you and the information you bring us
I'm with you! Emily is not
scared of anything!!
I referenced this video for an essay about wolf reintroduction debate for college. Thanks so much for this informative channel!
I must have missed this video when it came out. Great video :D
I'll be coming to visit the Field Museum in June. Absolutely can't wait to see all of your amazing specimens in person!
YAY!!! YOUR BACK!! I missed you guys so much!
Came from the podcast you did with No Dumb Questions... great video ty!
Underrated video indeed. I got curious about it (and the entire channel) from NoDumbQuestions podcast, and it turned out really great! I cannot over-appreciate the effort put in this video. Wish you luck, Emily!
Excellent content. Very thorough and interesting. Also, bonus points for the wolf puppet on a stick at the end!
The Brain Scoop just keeps getting better and better. Great video!
Refreshing realism and the effect it's having on conservation issues.
I didn't even realise their was a hybridisation issue or that the american wolves were so scarce.
Once again I am incredibly astounded at the quality of The Brain Scoops work. Presented by a very watchable clearly educated and passionate team that doesn't clip corners or censor issues, that also mostly keep opinions out of the issue.
Always gotta smile when there's a new video from my favorite channel :)
The video is great, the best part is the way how the written and executed, I like the way Brainscoop is advancing, just the only problem I have is content uploading schedule( I perfectly understand how hard it is to produce such a good video and if I had to choose a good video vs schedule, I'll obliviously choose video quality, or you can try longer videos) and having content contribution, we all would love to contribute more definitely, anyway brilliant video, (sorry for awkwardly long comment, I tried to keep it small)
I missed you. I actually wanted to say thank you. The Brain Scoop inspired me to make a video for my last Biology project this past semester and I aced it. my prof was impressed. so thank you for that :)
This was informative, engaging and very entertaining! The content on the brain scoop just keeps getting better and better! Thank you for educating the masses :)
Emily And Brainscoop team!! It is so wonderful to see you at the top of your game, this video captures everything I have ever wanted to see from the Brainscoop!!! Congratulations! Hope to see more like this one!
I'm so happy. I love this content, it's good to have you back! We need to put more money into this show, it's so good!
This is such a great episode! Very informative and still entertaining, and gives plenty for people to really think about. The Brain Scoop is always an inspiration :)
amazing video! more interesting than a lot of my lectures tbh.
also that beetle necklace is so great. Ur gr8
Your tenure as my hero continues unabated. Thank you.
Flashback to the late '70's, when I bought the book "Of Wolves and Men" by Barry Holstun Lopez. I remember giving it to my granddaughter, the wildlife biology grad student. Now I think I have to get a copy for me.
This is a good episode, It feels like it's closer to the old ND Brain Scoop. Good research and I really enjoyed the visuals.
Came here from No Dumb Questions! Great video!
love your videos so much! I've been here since before the brain scoop even existed, and y'all are honestly my favorite yt channel.
^genealogist in^ just the other day I have found a couple of burial records for my ancestors (their siblings actually) that had "killed by wolf" as cause of death, apparently it was quite common in the early 17th century in northern italy, and I get why: famine and plague were the norm in those years, horrid times, the wolves had to come down from the mountains and cover more distance trying to find food. Btw, in the last decade, after being driven away from these regions, they have been coming back - thanks to the creations of protected areas and laws - we did not reintroduce them! :) (bears, too!). wohoo! (no more solitary walks in the mountains, I guess!). Great episode, Emily and staff!
I like the wolfhead on the stick at the end. I bet kids love them when they visit the zoo.
What a wonderful episode! I love how much information and discussion you brought into this. Many thanks!! ^_^
No Dumb Questions brought me here, too. Great channel!
Wow it's been 4 years already! That's crazy how fast time flies by.
Loved this episode and it made me think again about how we live with complexity. If I won the lottery I would commission a RUclipsrs/Podcasters Complexity Month!
Ahh, good, researched, unbiased science. Thanks for all the hard work! I really learned a lot!
Wolf puppies. Solid filming/content choice. Science and cuteness!
If anyone is interested, there is a very in depth written paper called 'A Fairytale in Question: Historical Interactions Between Humans and Wolves. It's highly informative but also in the format of a university thesis, so I would reccommend it only for the very interested individuals and higher reading levels.
Wow! Four years: I can't believe it. In this time, I've learned so much from your videos and subsequent reading. Keep up the great work!
7:42 when Caleb closes the cryogenic tank and the big poof appears👌👌👌
This was a great episode. And I'm looking forwards to the prep video :-D
Came here from No Dumb Questions. Outstanding video!
Really great episode, it's been a while since I've watched but I'm glad this popped up on my feed :)
More of these please!
You really wanna wait another 4 months for a video?! :p (seriously we started working on this in, uh, December.)
hahaha No.... I just really love your videos! But by all means please spend the time. Or just keep uploading some more animal anatomy specials in between these new long forms.
So excited to have a gross o'meter video! Been so long. Also really cool video all around. Even though it makes me sad to have Brainscoop videos be so infrequent I totally understand that it takes tons of work to make these
I think this is the best episode yet! Loved it.
But the background music for about half the video was seriously distracting :( Could you use something with a bit less change going on? Or mix it lower? It makes it hard for me to focus on the words.
This is a fantastic video. Probably the best I've seen from this already excellent channel. Way to go!
Also, as a student trying to do a study on mammal postcranials, I feel the pain of all those discarded skeletons...
Great video. Highly informative and interesting. Keep up the good work.
This was a really good episode! You all did a really good job :)
I've....I've never been more excited for a skinning video next week...
this is an awesome video! Thank you!
Wow - didn't realize how much I really missed the brain scoop - so happy your back ;)
Your day on the No Dumb Questions podcast helped me find you. The wolf is often the center of heated debate here in Alaska.
This was excellent! I can't wait for more!
nice scoop, one of my fav videos so far
Favourite ep of the brain scoop in a long time! I love this. Thank you for all the hard work you all put in to create it!
I love this show so much, thank you Emily and friends at the Field Museum for producing such high-quality content!
This is the brain scoop I live for
I was NOT prepared for the white and red stained jacket. LOL a lot.