DOCUMENTARY A Legend Returns to Yellowstone
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2019
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THE SMARTEST THING YELLOWSTONE EVER DONE WAS TO BRING BACK THE WOLVES. May they live forever. ❤
I love Wolves. I'd love to see them in the wild. To many people think badly of them and shouldn't. They are not the Big Bad Wolves we were told. They are beautiful animals just trying to survive. They all work together as a pack. Their main goal is to feed their pups. Every wolf in the pack helps with that. We were told lies about them for so many years. Please more people need to educate themselves about Wolves. They are beautiful and will not hurt us. If they wanted to hurt us they would've already by now. Humans have been attacked by more bears then wolves put together. Please give them a chance. My favorite animals are Wolves ❤
How I love that National Geographic music! Thank you for uploading this wonderful film.
Best documentary ever! Love the wolves !!! Great work bringing them back ❤️
Damn! Wolves tore that coyote up! 😳
i hate that wolves do that
I highly recommend that you travel to yellowstone and see these magnificent animals for your self.
I have twice. Love the Wolves ! And the Grizzlies. Awesome
That radio detector that the rancher has….Is that an agreement that the ranchers have with the National Park Service?
this shows the fascinating meetup of 21 and 40.
They went all in on that coyote!!
Thank you
Thanks for the upload. Do you happen to have "Giant Bears of Kodiak Island" and "Lions of Darkness"?
sorry , no I have tried to get them, but they were struck down by copyright violations.
Love Wolves, my wolf says I better. Best pet I ever had...
The only reason I’m watching this is because it’s a HW assignment
Well I’m watching because I love nature and wolves! I think this documentary is beautiful : )
Hey there was a documentary , how he grew the wolves from cubs , the biologyst raised them for years and that same pack is the one that got to yellow stones , can you post here please , cant find it anywhere
Sorry I don't have that documentary
Myth and misinformation. Yellowstone's Wolves were trapped in Canada and brought to Yellowstone with the help from Carter Niemaier
no. the wolves brought to Yellowstone came from Canada
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Does anyone knownthe name of the narrator ?
What is that animal at 27:19?
Badger Taxidea taxus
What is this assignment everyone is talking about?
The main purpose of the documentaries are for my classes and some colleagues classes here at the University I work at. I require different classes to watch the biological documentaries in whole or in part and answer questions about them. My colleagues in history do the same. I think other professors from other places are also utilizing these documentaries for the same reason. My channel is not monetized but some of the copyright holders do put ads on them.
#38 Was a beautiful wolf. And a coward with a gun shot him from away I'm sure. Does that make you a bigger person to kill an animal from far away? To me your a coward. Why didn't you walk up on that big wolf with just a knife and see how far you would've gotten. To many people believe the big bad wolf stories. Please educate yourself about these smart and beautiful animals. All they are trying to do is survive like you and I. Please leave them alone. God made them for a reason. Not for you to shot them from away.
Yellowstone will only be complete when the lands are returned to the Native Ameican People.
While ultimately, that would seem to be fair, and could be applied to the entire continent of North America what do you propose to do with the 328 million people in the United States and the 38 million people in Canada? When we evacuate the continent should we remove all the buildings roads etc and return it in it's Pristine state? While I agree that your statement does have a certain poetic justice to it, is it really practical? Do broad general statements such as this provide any real solutions? I am of the opinion that we should take a more pragmatic approach. In the past 10,000 years different groups of people have been displaced, conquered and exterminated from their land everywhere ion the world. How far back should we go to return these lands to the original populace? I think this film does represent some solutions to the area's wildlife , and the diversity of the ecological web in the region. Historically there are 26 known tribes of Native Americans that have historical connections to Yellowstone park. Many of the earlier tribes were displaced by later tribes, which tribe do you recommend should receive ownership? This channel is about learning, I use these films to supplement my classes on Biology and Ecology.
Answered very eloquently and truthful ! People we can’t turn back the sins of our predecessors but can learn and come together and love and embrace what we are now facing ! Let’s learn and change for the better TOGETHER ! 👍❤️🙏
We are humans, we should have evolved enough to be able to live in coexistiance.
Stupid ads about google pixel
it is not monetized by me, but by the copyright holder, sorry.
@@Texasbiologyhelp I wasn’t mad at you I was mad at the world telling me about google pixel over and over
@@Texasbiologyhelp install an Ad Blocker, like i did! :*
That biologist is daddy af 😍
??????? What does this colloquialism mean?
@@Texasbiologyhelp As far as I can tell, it means a older man who is sexually attractive to the speaker.
tottaly unclear what you point to
I am looking for a Man that raised the wolves not wolves that raised a man