How to identify a wolf track: grey wolf track identification - Canis lupus

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Always wondered how you can identify a wolf track? In this video, I will go over the basic characteristics of a grey wolf print to help you with the identification of potential wolf tracks. Any questions on wolf tracks, just put them in the comment section. wolf prints look similar to large dog tracks. Wolf track identification is not always easy. As the wolf is making a comeback in different places of Europe, today I will give you some insights on how to recognise a wolf track.
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7 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@LoneLupine 3 года назад

Great video and I love your wolf plushie in the background 🐺

@Wildlifeimpulse 3 года назад

Haha, thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video.

@gintoni1041 3 года назад

great content, very interesting, concise and straight to the point with excellent picture examples. Thanks!

@Wildlifeimpulse 3 года назад

Great! Glad you liked my video. Thanks for the nice words. Take care ! Sam

@markharris1625 4 года назад

Another good video, didn’t know that about walking in a straight line. After seeing your video on the camera trap footage of the Eurasian Lynx I’d love to know more about Pine Marten’s. I’ve read up on them but having videos always seems more knowledgable.

@Wildlifeimpulse 4 года назад

Thanks Mark. Much appreciated. I'm planning on talking a bit more on wolves and lynx in my next video, but pine martens are definitely an interesting one as well. It's on my list! Thanks for the feedback.

@markharris1625 4 года назад

Wildlife Impulse Brilliant 👍

@wildlifenet 4 года назад

These are interesting Wildlife facts, 40kg, remarkable. I have enjoyed photographing Gray Wolves in Canada, took several weeks before they appeared, plenty of Coyotes but only encountered Wolves a couple of times. Thanks for sharing this information and details, didn't know about the toes either - Stewart

@Wildlifeimpulse 4 года назад

Thanks, actually 40 kg is around average, could be up to 60 kgs even. And I think this is about European wolves. Not sure if there is a difference between European wolves and US/Canadian wolves. But there is this rule that species are larger more to the North, so maybe in Canada they are even larger. Sam

@Swamp_Lad 9 месяцев назад

Wolves indeed humans at all costs especially if they are actively hunted. Live in Poland and only once came across them once. I thought at first they were two shepherd dog mixes and there was only a three second moment we looked at eachother and they jumped back into the forest and disappeared. As I have a blood hound that same week we had found more deer body parts than usual in the forest and wondered why, but after three days no fresh cadavers were found and the territory markings weren’t refreshed. Haven’t seen them since.

@Wildlifeimpulse 8 месяцев назад

Interesting story. Glad you made it to my video. Enjoy the outdoors in Poland. Aal the best, Sam