The Candid Affairs of the Canine Family

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Long story short, if Congress passes a bill to keep wolves off the endangered list, they may NEVER recover
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WARNING: GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF ANIMAL ABUSE BELOW ⬇️⬇️⬇️
The man from 3:02 ran over a female wolf with his snowmobile (repeatedly) until she was crippled. Then he muzzled the wolf, put her on a leash, DRAGGED her home with his snowmobile, and paraded the dying wolf to his buddies at a bar for hours. He had people taking pictures and hugging this mortally wounded wolf until he took her behind the bar and finally ended her misery (first with a bat then a pistol). His punishment? A $250 fine and because it was Wyoming, his only "crime" was possessing a wild wolf. His response? "No problem, that's my bar tab". Please sign the petition so this kind of depravity never happens again!!
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Dog makes a miscalculation: • Huge Wolf Attacks Dog
Doberman gets an attitude adjustment: • Wolf vs. Doberman
Wolves in captivity: • Alpha Wolf vs Omega Wo...
Jackal-dogs work in airport: • Terror Fighting Dogs |...
Dingos show “Exorcist” flexibility: • Lyn Watson showing the...
Dingo opens gate: • Dingo Escapee
Whistling dholes on a hunt: • Dhole Pack Coordinates...
Bush dog diving session: • Bush dog Nowak enjoys ...
The rare short-earred dog: • Short-eared dog eating...
Maned wolf roar-bark: • The seldom heard roar-...
Maned wolf running: • Maned Wolf running ver...
Raccoon dog symphony: • Noisy Raccoon Dogs
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@ChadianRoyal 13 дней назад

"There is no alpha wolf. It doesn't exist. I will fight you." Two facts and then a promise 🤣🤣

@bolbyballinger 13 дней назад

There ARE some situations where you will get an alpha wolf though. The main one being when they get reintroduced to an area and the whole family culture thing isn't well established. The Druid pack had its "father" hook up with an absolute bitch of a female. While the male was kind to the point where he never killed a rival in a fight the female decided that violence was always the answer. But eventually the rest of the pack got tired of her shit and her much kinder sister started a mutiny against her and became the new leading female getting along with her sister's man way better.

@ChadianRoyal 13 дней назад

@@bolbyballinger I mean, that sounds like a family culture that had an annoying lead female replaced for a better one. Not an alpha male situation

@chey7691 13 дней назад

@@bolbyballingerThat just proves his point? If you don't understand look up the information that was put out to remedy the misinformation. It's JUST a family structure, and all families function differently.

@alecLogan 13 дней назад

@@bolbyballinger As was noted, in the video. They’ll only happen in captivity/extenuating circumstances. Furthermore, it applies _much more legitimately_ to chickens than wolves. But you won’t see anybody claiming themselves to be an alpha male _chicken_ , because that would be _ridiculous_ . In summation, the concept itself is selectively applied to prison canids, then twisted to mean something akin to ‘dominant badass,’ when it’s _anything_ but that.

@porcelina956 13 дней назад

But thank you fanfiction for carrying on the myth.

@morgothable 11 дней назад

One of my teachers gave me the best advice on what to do if you meet a wolf in the wild. You stand very still, put your hand in your pocket, pull out your phone and take a picture. They are scared of humans and meeting one is incredibly lucky.

@coomslayer6996 9 дней назад

Yeah but if you come across a whole pack of them, then they will be bold enough to attack you together

@John-ir4id 9 дней назад

@@coomslayer6996 But will only attack if they feel their space or their young are threatened. A wolf pack will absolutely scavenge a human corpse, but, unless they are sick or starved, will not bother to hunt us. We're not worth the risk.

@actuallywaffles5267 9 дней назад

Honestly, the only reason you should be scared if you meet one is that it should've booked it in the other direction the moment it heard you enter that forest. But even then it might just be injured so as long as you don't approach it you're in the clear cause it's not gonna approach you.

@actuallywaffles5267 9 дней назад

@@coomslayer6996 Usually not, no. Yellowstone has mega packs of wolves and even with all the visitors they get per year those wolves leave people alone. People have to actively fuck with wolves to even get them to look at you twice before they're leaving the post code to get away from you.

@skurblord3401 9 дней назад

@@coomslayer6996 Even then they often will just move away. Wolves are almost only dangerous when provoked. Never hurts to be safe but don't assume your about to get eaten the second you see one.

@GenericProtagonist118 11 дней назад

If you become responsible for a flood of people actually wanting to preserve nature then deserve a big golden award.

@Coochie_829 День назад

Casual Geographic = best wildlife advocator. I WILL die on this hill.

@Wixolixo 13 дней назад

"Without beavers everyone was damned." "Throw a bear at em and it really gon get grizzly." This man's word play is peak

@christopherodomes9247 13 дней назад

Yeah I love his puns and segways into ads... he needs paid, or a show of his own... for real

@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206 13 дней назад

Which is why I need a zefrank and CG collaboration! Can you imagine the magic?!!

@A_Person_64 13 дней назад

It reminds me of Fredoontv

@sirsplintfastthepungent1373 13 дней назад

Marinate on the chicken.

@priscillajimenez27 13 дней назад

I love his scripts

@mariedufore8795 13 дней назад

Gray Wolves: almost go extinct Coyotes: “Time to divide and conquer.”

@averycheesypotato 13 дней назад

More like multiply. Exponentially.

@themenacingpenguin.7152 13 дней назад

@@averycheesypotato It is time to become logarithmic.

@sakurashogun 13 дней назад

yeah yotes found a way to divide by zero.

@Vexinsight 13 дней назад

Also coyotes: Would you like to do some coywolves with us?❤️🌹

@Jon1LAW 12 дней назад

I read that in a evil villain voice 😂

@agentninjakiwi2053 13 дней назад

It’s always surprising how big wolves are

@dark-death6982 13 дней назад

However big you think they are, you will always be surprised when you actually see one in person compared to your body size

@ZerglingLover 13 дней назад

wolves

@Ultratron563 13 дней назад

their size vary by population. Some are huge, while others are about the size of a German Shepard.

@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 13 дней назад

@@Ultratron563 and sometimes wolves also bit odd too as they will kill and eat domestic dog if found one but in other occasion fall in love and mate with their domestic cousin and thats can occur without human intervention.

@slappy8941 13 дней назад

@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434Bro, punctuation is free.

@karubml 11 дней назад

Love the way he uses his platform to advocate for saving animals.

@ezekielonezero3955 5 дней назад

yeah but he could have left the juneteenth part out no offenece but every slave descendandant could be shipped back to africa TODAY and the only thing that would change is how low the crime rate would drop

@DanGamingFan2846 10 дней назад

Fantastic video. I'd love if some day you also talk about red wolves. There's only 20 left in the wild and 270 in zoos. Their conservation is a crazy story, and spreading awareness helps protect these beautiful animals.

@ameliorateepoch9917 7 дней назад

So rarer than the so called rarest wolf, should’ve checked his facts more.

@wrestlersmith97 11 дней назад

Dingos being able to articulate their wrists and spin their heads like that makes sense when you remember kangaroos are grapplers.

@saif-gv6gl 9 дней назад

bruh, that shit actually makes sense

@joshuahughes8336 9 дней назад

Dingos with the rocky evolution montage

@tomarmadiyer2698 9 дней назад

*I didn't eat that baby, but that baby ate these paws*

@Copter200 9 дней назад

That... Actually puts things into place mate, damn... Well done 🤌

@Copter200 9 дней назад

@@tomarmadiyer2698 Also mate, really..?

@kennyjones559 13 дней назад

Took a wolf into a BAR and killed it AND only "fined??" This is "why?" I don't like "people."

@missmay713 13 дней назад

It's worse. As the story goes now, he chased the poor thing on a snow mobile, ran her over, duct taped her mouth shut, and tormented her while touring her around the local bar, before killing her. Only fined $250 for "illegal possession of a wild animal" because legally, any larger "undesirable" predator in Wyoming is considered "stray" and can be killed by any means. All part of the unfounded persecution of wolves and similar predators. Absolute evil, and proof that stricter protection laws need to be in place.

@justaguy5770 13 дней назад

That guy is a real jackass

@scoutl4t875 13 дней назад

To make it worst she probably wasn't even fully mature due to her size

@RaccCity55 13 дней назад

@@scoutl4t875 Less than a year old.

@dreadcthulhu5 13 дней назад

This is why I often prefer animals to people.

@ulalaFrugilega 8 дней назад

There is NOTHING like the face of a human watching their beloved dog be happy.

@Zalgo7567 9 дней назад

I went to Howling Woods last summer! The workers are really nice and I bought a necklace of the all black wolf (forgot his/her name lol) but for those wondering about the 3 legged wolf, she lost her leg to cancer if I remember correctly. The workers have been making sure she's in as little pain as possible, and every wolf was rescued! Orian loves to dig dens so you have to look out, but there's a place where you can take a picture with 2 wolves next to you, plus you can give them some treats if the workers let you!!

@nivision 13 дней назад

as a former wolf rescue worker, THANK YOU. I've been spending years repeating this but it's often not listened to by a rando on the internet.

@Jdb74985 12 дней назад

I got into an online argument with a modern day Neanderthal who said they had to kill wolves to help the deer population and cause they attack livestock. Some idiots can't be helped or talked to

@skycastrum5803 12 дней назад

The whole situation on how people view certain wild animals is weird. Tons of people see them as far more a menace than the critters have any justification for. But there’s also this backlash that other people have, usually accompanied by some weird form of perceived moral enlightenment. Personally, answer is towards the middle. Wild animals still be wild and I fault no one that actually lives closer to not want an increase in certain animal populations. Wolves in particular, while they might avoid humans now, that was not always the case. Some crazy stories in Europe the further you go back.

@nivision 12 дней назад

@@skycastrum5803 I'm of the opinion that they're very much better off wild and that places should be made like Yellowstone while trying to accommodate nearby ranchers in a respectful way if they are understanding. I'm thoroughly against the "pet" trade of either exotics or dog hybrids. it just almost never pans out like they think it will. these aren't dogs. they don't train or restrain like dogs, they don't act like dogs anymore in a ton of ways, there's movement to make dog a subspecies offshoot that's semi official because they've discovered they diverged from a common ancestor at this point it's so far back removed genetically. the hybrid puppies are an absolute crapshoot behaviorally, you don't know from one to the other which traits will get inherited from which side, and if there are kids or disabled people around that's dangerous. and the wolf shelters that should be taking in zoo or circus refugees, and working with research or captive breeding programs? are getting clogged up with these dog crosses. and it doesn't help that for some reason some people have the need to also lie about their northern breed being a wolf hybrid. then when something happens like hospital or death their relatives believed them and try to take a husky to us. we can tell. we can always tell. we look at them all day, it's like trying to convince a wildcat rescue that your housecat is a bobcat. sorry for venting but maybe some in this video specifically might be interested?

@nivision 12 дней назад

@@skycastrum5803 I wrote a long reply, RU-vid deleted for whatever reason. man plans, God laughs, ect. short form: I'm kind of down the middle. these animals are best left in the wild in areas like Yellowstone where there's not so much rancher conflict, I think areas with that conflict should work towards solutions with those willing to be understanding of that is trying to be done. it's worth putting up the right fences and compensating losses if we're gonna do this thing. if I could entreat the public to two things? 1) STOP BUYING WOLFDOG CROSSES. it nearly never goes how people think, they're more unpredictable and dangerous than either species because they're too far removed, they've actually been found to be from a common ancestor at this point. 2) stop lying on your northern breed dog as a wolf or cross. your relatives and friends believing you stops being a good thing when you're in the hospital or dead and they try to bring the animal to us, we will out your lie. and that's best case scenario, worst is the dog is unnecessarily put down at a shelter or by people who think they can't handle a real wolf.

@aneishinobinomono 11 дней назад

@@skycastrum5803 in both world wars, the russians and germans had to call a truce because of wolf attacks. from my limited research, european wolves are way more dangerous than american wolves. i still like wolves though. kinda wish i could have one as a pet, but i know thats not a good idea.

@GallowglassVT 13 дней назад

I really want "you might be from the hood, but he from the wood" on a shirt. Also, I'm not just saying this because I'm a dog person, but on top of having some really incredible living members, the evolutionary history of canids is so cool to look at.

@Nirrrina 13 дней назад

I think you meant to write hood & wood instead of wood & wood. Not complaining just pointing it out to others in case they're confused. I'd like that tshirt too.

@GallowglassVT 13 дней назад

@@Nirrrina Thanks for pointing it out. Probably wouldn't have noticed otherwise.

@BuckingBadger 13 дней назад

I live in the woods and i need that shirt yesterday

@Scarshadow666 13 дней назад

Definitely agree! Would be a cool quote shirt to create with a wolf or woodsy theme! ^^

@maryjane4432 13 дней назад

@@BuckingBadgerme too

@communistblackcat 10 дней назад

As a brazilian vet, a short-eared dog tried to pull me to it's enclosure by my shoelaces and I raised 3 maned wolf puppies at a zoo I used to work at, I think they're neat.

@mndiaye_97 10 дней назад

That's amazing, what was it like working with them?

@communistblackcat 9 дней назад

@@mndiaye_97 btw you're great and I love your channel, keep up the good work!

@captainironbat8193 10 дней назад

We had a wolf dog show up at our house when I was a kid, I was so sad when we took her to a lady who took care of wolf dogs, she was HUGE.

@Nexus08248 3 дня назад

The dog or the woman lmao

@anthonylong9067 2 дня назад

We have a family friend who owns a wolf-dog. His name is chevy but everyone just called him wolf. Had a lot of personality and got along with my dog pepper. I feel like he taught her how to howl. He was a good boi and i miss him. He didnt pass away. They moved.

@Rosspark100 2 дня назад

@@Nexus08248 C'mon man that is a silly question... obviously the woman had to be huge to take care of a pack of wolf dogs

@AaliyahKelsey 13 дней назад

Fun wolf fact: A wolf named OR-7 broke from his pack and walked over 1,000 miles from the Wallowa Mountains to Oregon and California. He was the first confirmed wild wolf in western Oregon since 1947 and the first in California since 1924. He had seven pups and was nicknamed Journey. Edit: As some mentioned in the replies, there’s a really good book based on OR-7’s journey called A Wolf Called Wander by Rosanne Parry. I read it when I was younger and I would highly recommend it!

@Ominous_Odyssey 13 дней назад

And I would walk 500 miles and I would walk 500 more..

@SolstaceWinters 13 дней назад

A _"lone wolf"_ would you say?

@isiahnibbe6964 13 дней назад

@@SolstaceWinters bro mf made a hole vid ab this bullshit, cmon do better

@ashleg8350 13 дней назад

@@Ominous_Odysseyjust tah BE the Wolf who walked a thousand MILES to howl at your door

@Robynhoodlum 13 дней назад

1) If HE had pups, isn’t that a SHE? 2) If OR-7 was the only one, does that mean she wandered 1000 miles while PREGNANT?!

@milesrobinson9590 12 дней назад

"Same test, similar solution Homie you KNOW its convergent evolution" is a bar I'm going to have in my head forever. You're brilliant man

@Drekromancer 12 дней назад

When is Casual Geo dropping his mixtape 🗣️🔥🔥🔥

@dorianr4770 12 дней назад

was going to comment the same thing

@azilbean 12 дней назад

It needs to be a T-shirt!

@sparkyswearsalot 11 дней назад

You are so bloody delightful I can barely stand it. Thank you for all you do.

@dragoncubes1074 10 дней назад

Well put. I agree.

@cheyennecartwright7244 11 дней назад

Talking about dingo history and dropping that "happy Juneteenth" I about died laughing right away. And what a beautiful shepherd!!!

@komida. 13 дней назад

13:58 WHO GAVE A RACCOON THE BRAIN OF A DOG AND VOCALS OF A PEACOCK

@treycopeland1368 13 дней назад

Raccoons are smarter than dogs

@komida. 12 дней назад

@@treycopeland1368 that wasn't the point of the comment and I know that but it's a litteral canine (dog) that looks like a raccoon therfore having the brain of a dog and shape & looks of a raccoon

@thedusktrainer5340 12 дней назад

The good lord was definitely laughing at us when He made tanukis

@The_REAL_Mannequin 12 дней назад

God

@marcusrauch4223 12 дней назад

That little shit has no business being this cute.

@wonky_shoebox7514 12 дней назад

In Ireland conservationists want to bring wolves back. They last were killed in the late 1700s. Now, we have red deer and sika deer with out of control populations to the point they have to be culled, mink are everywhere (invasive species released from fur farms) - you get the idea. Other native species wiped out were lynx and bears. For some reason we have a colony of wild wallabies living their best life on an island and a growing population of stick insects.

@laurensvanderveer8367 12 дней назад

You have wild wallabies?

@caraRd203 11 дней назад

I was just thinking the same thing lol

@MrDragon7742 11 дней назад

I wonder how the wallabies would do if the wolves were reintroduced. Like, would they have genetic instincts from dealing with dingos, or would they just get merched.

@WinterFrostDragon1347 11 дней назад

What are Wallabies doing in Ireland?

@meisteremm 11 дней назад

@@WinterFrostDragon1347 They overstayed their visas.

@latoyathomas6544 11 дней назад

Your dog is the CUTEST! We're gonna need to see more of her, Sir! Have a wonderful week!

@mndiaye_97 10 дней назад

She actually isn't mine, I was dog sitting for a friend bur I'll for sure be stealing her in the future

@latoyathomas6544 10 дней назад

@@mndiaye_97 I am whole-heartedly behind that plan! Hope it's not as hot where you are as it is where I am! I live in Arkansas and it was 99°F today! Don't even get me started on the Heat Index! That 99° felt like 108°F with our humidity. But I wish you & your loved ones a wonderful summer! Love from the Sane in Arkansas💙

@phastinemoon 8 дней назад

@@mndiaye_97between her and Aslan, I can confidently say you have EXCELLENT friends.

@mrgreenboy644 7 дней назад

Wait I looked away, when did he show off the dog?

@smritig535 6 дней назад

@@mrgreenboy644 Near the end of the video 16:39

@Impericalevidence 8 дней назад

The whole zoo/sanctuary/ reserve thing you're doing is really big, actually. You have a deserved following. Your voice is as deserved as anyone else's.

@heatherbaker8457 13 дней назад

“Dingo stole my baby” scariest story I heard when I was little!! And seriously… soooo many people owe her an apology! I can’t even imagine the nightmare she went through!!

@theblackcatgirl7013 12 дней назад

So much media even references it, a show called Clone-High even made a reference to it which is the first one I saw out in the wild I get dark jokes and I love them but damn, of all things it's this? Haha this lady said a dingo ate her baby? It's in the same realm as "Sweet Fanny Adams" where I just don't get why people started to use it as a phrase in the first place.

@doctorgoat9803 12 дней назад

Yay that joke is not as common I'm jokecabulary

@DiogenesDworkinson 12 дней назад

Plot Twist: It was the Koala who done it, and now you owe the dingo an apology (and, yes... it was eucalyptus related)

@wordforger 12 дней назад

It's just so sad. Your child gets murdered by dingos and you get crucified in the press and jailed because no one believed that predatory pack animals that regularly go after animals bigger than a small child could have murdered a human child. And hearing "Dingoes ate my baby" so tickled Americans it became a running joke and meme whenever Australia is brought up.

@dr.stronk9857 12 дней назад

And the tropic thunder reference when Robert downy jr said “that’s not funny, you know that actually happened?” Great movie btw. But yeah it’s crazy how everyone decided to collectively not believe her and then blame her when her kid just died

@user-kn4gj7sm4u 13 дней назад

I feel like dogs are the definition of "the power of friendship"

@richardhart9204 2 дня назад

… domesticated dogs kill 58,000 people a year, worldwide.

@luwuluri 11 дней назад

the way i CHOKED when the word omegaverse left his mouth 😭😭😭 reminds me of when he once talked about ruts and said smth like "but i dont need to explain that to some of yall bc you already know. and i _know_ why you know." HELP HE REALLY DOES 😭😭

@MrLarrySunshine 11 дней назад

Donated while finishing up the video. So grateful for their work and to you for letting us know about them! 🕊❤️

@mndiaye_97 10 дней назад

Thank you!!

@lbrett7054 13 дней назад

We wiped out all our wolves in The UK, which left the deer unattended, now Scotland's nearly as bald as Dwayne Johnson.

@Psylaine64 13 дней назад

Rewilding are looking to bring them back!! I really hope they do even if it comes with bears (scared of those)

@erichbrough6097 13 дней назад

Shouldnae dunnit... 🤦‍♂️

@elaineb7065 13 дней назад

@@Psylaine64 Lynxes too, which I'm really hoping for

@blackbird7781 13 дней назад

@@Psylaine64as someone from new jersey, you don't have to worry about bears as long as you respect them. Bears aren't interested in a fight cept to defend themselves or their kids. So be careful but don't panic

@DrRussian 13 дней назад

@@blackbird7781 Most animals don't want a fight, its not worth the risk to them. Humans are large enough that most animals won't take the risk unless they are defending something or have absolutely no other options.

@babygirlvenere 13 дней назад

that “happy Juneteenth” barb was WILD

@bigred-gd7iw 13 дней назад

@8Phoenix8 12 дней назад

Facts happy Juneteenth everyone :)

@pyrovania 12 дней назад

There is a legit question. though: is 400 years on a new continent enough time to be a local?

@serioussilliness2064 12 дней назад

@kusanagi-no-tachi5303 12 дней назад

@@pyrovaniaThat is a question though isn't it. Can't really relate cause my ancestors have lived in my country for thousands of years.

@shyorvion4692 6 дней назад

I live for the line, "If foxes are an anomaly, jackals are a conundrum." Solid script, my dude. Respect at maximum

@Morin0 8 дней назад

I love that you name drop sanctuaries and orgs that are doing their best to help animals! Thanks for spreading awareness about them! 💚

@adreabrooks11 13 дней назад

Okay, "skunk scented, vertically-gifted, apple-eating, Waluigi hyena" is my new fave among your animal terms. Beats out the previous champ: "imitation cetacean" for hippos. XD

@lavapop1900 3 дня назад

He just be reading the hell out of these animals for no reason😅

@F1R3F0R6E 13 дней назад

The smoke detector joke sent me 💀💀

@Cezili 13 дней назад

Me too! Just his deadpan expression at the chirp.

@Atomsk0192 13 дней назад

Not gonna lie, I thought it was mine

@batzzz2044 13 дней назад

The smoke detector chirp has slowly become my favorite racisms lmao

@Xavier_Destalis 13 дней назад

I legit sent it to my bro, and he was like, "Yeah, change the damn batteries!"

@drewdidgeridoo3174 10 дней назад

srry, i dont get it?

@sirdogmen 11 дней назад

16:36 I recognize that sound anywhere. That was a tail hitting a door.

@kristin4160 11 дней назад

I walked around a corner with my angry little 12 pound terrier and saw a coyote. My dog barked at it, and the coyote just looked at him like "what are you doing, snack?" My dog: way too stupid to encounter wild dogs

@gretchenstarke4895 13 дней назад

I went to the Ipswich wolf sanctuary and saw wolves!!! I actually stumped the tour guide because of you!!! I asked if wolves get Zoocosis (spelling?) because they’re intelligent animals that thrive off of family structure- and I instantly became the nerd of the group. He couldn’t answer me! (Thank you btw) He asked us if we wanted to howl, the group agreed! When the tour guide started to howl? I was the only one howling with the guide and the wolf… the lamest group I’ve been with! How could you not want to howl along with a wolf!? One of the things he talked about is how the media portrays wolves… just as recent as 2013 with Frozen wolves are portrayed as savage beasts trying to eat Anna Kristoff and Sven… Breaks my heart that the protection of wolves has declined so much in the past decade…

@gretchenstarke4895 13 дней назад

@@Taraymumy thank you!

@Psylaine64 13 дней назад

I remember reading 'The Wolves of Willowby chase' and it had a disclaimer at the time that wolves are made out as scary but mostly are afraid of us. ..... something about number of deaths etc (seriously low numbers of human deaths in any period) ... so being a kid I researched and stuff and yeah ... unless a lone starving wolf .. you are probably FINE

@WswiftK 13 дней назад

I'm from France and let's say we just obliterated wolf out of our ecosystem. The history of hate for wolf is very old in our country it's started with shepperd and scale up with rabbies plague. A lot of small town would exagerate wolf attack report to force action out of lords in the medieval era. We created a whole unit just to kill wolwes who was directly ordered by the king. Rabies being the horrible virus that it is didn't make it better even if most of the time is was more due to dogs than wolwes. After a time wolwes started becoming rare but was still considered as pest since shepperd wanted bigger flock of sheeps whitheout needing to watch it 24h/24 .So it was stilled hunted as rare trophy until they were wiped. The irony is most sheep attack are rarely wolf since they are too scared but stray dogs. Now wolf are coming back from Italy to France and just revitelise the conflic sheperd like to put the blame on wolf and hunter want some new exciting game. We did the same to bears also just to mention and now we complain about too many boars and foxes.

@gretchenstarke4895 13 дней назад

@@WswiftK I don’t think it helped that some ‘creature’ terrorized the Provence of Gévaudan… the beast of Gévaudan really kind of sealed the fate of Wolves in France, huh? :/

@Playfast12 13 дней назад

Zoochosis is I believe how it is spelled

@DanGamingFan2846 12 дней назад

14:48 There's actually one canid that's even rarer. The red wolf once lived throughout the southeastern U.S. but now, only has about 20 individuals living in the wild, all in one wildlife refuge in North Carolina, and around 270 more in zoos across the country. However, it's often left off endangered species lists because it's constantly being contested whether it's it's own species, a subspecies of grey wolf, or a coywolf. And the Endangered Species Act doesn't apply to subspecies or admixtures. Currently, new evidence suggests they're a separate species and thus get protected status. But either way, they're beautiful and unique animals that deserve to be protected, and I wish they were talked about more. Sorry for correcting you, I just really love these wolves and thought you should know about them. I also love your videos and your unique humor that makes learning about animals so much fun.

@watershipup7101 12 дней назад

That's really sad. I hope more people become aware of them.

@waterbullstudios9195 12 дней назад

I've heard of them before, but I didn't know they were that close to dying out. We need to help them.

@onbearfeet 12 дней назад

I was just wondering about red wolves. Would LOVE a video about them, especially the conservation efforts. Mexican wolves, too.

@axg5929 12 дней назад

holy shit yeah i just looked up the population and there's only 17 in the wild

@aguadoll8162 12 дней назад

it’s fucked that some living species dont “qualify” as endangered

@LevelUpEevee3165 9 дней назад

I've been watching this channel for years and I love your content! Steve Irwin would be proud to see that his animal-loving legacy lives on. ❤️

@BlackAshes6 11 дней назад

Went to the raptor sanctuary you featured in your one video. Loved it there!! Can’t wait to check out the wolf preserve! Thank you for all that you do!!

@drakkondarkspell 13 дней назад

Foxes are Cats running on Dog Hardware. Hyenas are Dogs running on Cat Hardware (after some serious after-market mods were installed).

@karlscher5170 11 дней назад

They are in their own branch besides cats and dogs, tohether with mongoose I think.

@dreammaker9642 8 дней назад

Hyenas are their own taxa but they closest relatives are mangooses and meerkats. So if you want to push the definition it’s a mangoose on anabolic steroids and that’s why there are terrifying.

@brainstorm9560 13 дней назад

To add to the wolf/jackal confusion; remember the Dire Wolves from Game of Thrones, the Stark family's pet mascot? A recent DNA test from the La Brea tar pits showed that they were actually not wolves at all. They were actually jackals. Huge, wolf-like jackals.

@MrDibara 13 дней назад

😨.......... *_Game of Thrones lied..._* Just kidding. But seriously, though... JACKALS?! 😱 Like... _how?_ How does that make sense?!

@oshkeet 13 дней назад

Also not that all that big compared to modern wolves, ironically.

@coltonwilliams4153 13 дней назад

Well, I’m still writing dire wolves as horse sized wolves in my table-top settings. It’s such a cool idea.

@blueblaze27 13 дней назад

Dire wolves aren't jackals either, African jackals are in the Lupuella genus while golden jackals are in the Canis genus like wolves and coyotes. Dire wolves are in the Aenocyon genus and are separate from jackals.

@kingace6186 12 дней назад

@@MrDibara Convergent evolution or "island" gigantification???

@gruel-f1d 9 дней назад

I genuinely love that you’re as much of an animal fan in real life as you are in videos. This and the raptor video were so wholesome with the sanctuary visits.

@scottbruffy9071 11 дней назад

Thank you for this! A much needed uplift.

@GeographyCzar 13 дней назад

45 years ago I lived in the Arrowhead of Minnesota - serious wolf country. As a kid in elementary school there during the height of the back-to-nature 1970s, wolves quickly became my favorite animal. On long summer camping trips to the Boundary Waters, my little brother and I learned to imitate the distinctive howl of the Timber Wolf (we had heard from Public Television that some similarity in human and wolf vocal chords made this possible). One time we were camped between two packs' territories and my little brother started echoing their calls. I begged him to stop when the wolves responded and started coming closer - from both sides! I thought, great we've started a fight, and we're in the middle of it! Decades later, I resurrected this skill to shut up some noisy farm dogs in northwestern Minnesota one still, moonlit night when they were keeping me awake from three quarters of a mile away. Hollering for quiet only made them bark louder, but that timber wolf howl... wow. That shut them up. And they stayed shut up, LOL!

@mjinba07 13 дней назад

Another Minnesotan here. I was blessed once to see a spectacular wolf sitting roadside, apparently waiting to cross. He looked to be scoping out his options and was absolutely in charge. I've heard wolf howls in the BWCA... that's really something. Back in the day the International Wolf Center in Ely used to sponsor a "wolf howl" where you could go out as a group at night and try howling to a wild pack. Having lived in rural MN most of my life, it's still quite sad to encounter both the irrational fear and hatred of wolves, and hopped up adrenaline at the thought of wolf hunts being opened up again. I hope that never happens. Especially not with the rampant deer populations we have.

@Splicer-lb5xb 12 дней назад

"Oh shit, the big guys are mad"- The dogs, probably

@user-bs5ih1pl9u 12 дней назад

I live downtown Minneapolis and my neighbor lives in a studio apartment with a literal WOLF! My staffy was bread to fight bulls and bears and she looks at the wolf like, "Domesticate yourself, fool!"

@arlandoamb6754 8 дней назад

Are you sure it’s a wolf and not a malamute because they have a wild wolf in a small apartment I don’t know it just don’t sound true and I’ve lived in Minnesota in the Twin Cities for over 25 years

@godzblade 10 дней назад

Will always appreciate a doggo topic, and we even got bonus footage of your own dog! Thanks for another quality informative video!

@CatsRul85 10 дней назад

You have no idea how happy it made me to hear you bring up Dholes I love them

@user-eq8qk3im2c 11 дней назад

Thank you for your wonderful discussion of our mission at Howling Woods Farm in this video. I have been working/volunteering at Howling Woods for almost 10 years and we strive to bring the misunderstood story of wolves and wolf dogs to the public. These are wonderful beautiful creatures deserving of all the love and support the world can provide. Thank you again!!

@rookregent5623 11 дней назад

Genuine curiosity before i consider donation: does the sanctuary make a point to discourage the purchase or adoption of wolf/coydogs, or simply warn people of what they'd be getting into? It is an important distinction for me.

@mndiaye_97 10 дней назад

@@rookregent5623 They don't advocate for the owning of wold dogs at all, they make it clear to hammer home how wolfdogs are not typical dogs as well as how most of the wolves in the sanctuary were pets surrenders or straight up abandoned

@rookregent5623 10 дней назад

@@mndiaye_97 wonderful, I'll add them to my imminent donation list! A few expenses to take care of(life be like it be), but id love to help them out. :o) thanks for the info.

@touremuhammad5983 13 дней назад

“When from the Hood meets from the Wood. No words said, but he understood.” Damn! 😂

@Donika691 12 дней назад

he's such a wordsmith. I love that line :D

@jessejustsick 6 дней назад

Dude... thank you for putting all those links in the description. If I can do anything to help out some four legged cohabitants that we've been doing dirty Im'a do it.

@Dao_Tui 8 дней назад

I love your videos so much. Quality content and the way you bring it is awesome. The fact that you also correct anything you've already done and learned more about, shows that you have an amazing character and personality. The way you show how much you love animals should be the way the world loves them and the shout outs you give to places that help animals, thank you!!!!! Your dog is such a cutie and you two are cute to watch together ^^ You talk to her with so much love, it is a joy to watch.

@greghowell9986 13 дней назад

My day has been graced by a new Casual Geographic video!

@greghowell9986 13 дней назад

@@Taraymumy Cooooool

@HaHa00193 13 дней назад

@@greghowell9986thats not him its a spam bot

@StrifeA217 13 дней назад

I have a coyote dog. My wife got him for the kids and swore up and down he was a german sheperd husky mix, i took one look at the thing and was like "nope thats a coyote" we got him tested and sure enough hes german shepard coyote, but Harly is a good dog, a scardycat but a good boy.

@Robohead-z6z 12 дней назад

I read it as he look like a human. I was about to say what dog abomination you was seeing.

@metaloverlord3d33 9 дней назад

It’s truly amazing to see one of my favorite animal RU-vidr interact with animals.

@lam_lian 8 дней назад

Your channel is my absolute favorite on youtube. I love every video bc they show animals as they are, not sugar coated versions and even as a vet there were a lot of animal facts I didn't know. Keep going, you are the best. 🎉🎉

@melvinshine9841 13 дней назад

13:58 - 14:00 I'd known for a long time that tanukis are canids, but I did not know they sound like Michael Jackson. As far as the "other things he can't talk about", tanukis in Japanese folklore have giant, magical scrotums. I'm not kidding. Now for a random fact no one asked for, the largest canid to ever live was Epicyon haydeni, a member of an extinct order of canids called the Borophaginae, or "bone cracking dogs". On average, Epicyon was about the size of a female African lion, in the 220 - 270lb range, but they could get up to 370 pounds.

@anniereddj 13 дней назад

Thank you for sharing that japanese folklore part so I don't have to look it up! And the random fact was really cool to know thank you!!

@malloryfraney1683 13 дней назад

Awesome knowledge drop . And the folklore! I love LOVE learning about other cultures folklore. So cool.

@ndawn90 13 дней назад

They sound like that song that one guy swore was on his "grown-up time" playlist, you know, the one that sounds like a clown orgy being murdered.

@q-miiproductions878 13 дней назад

I first learned about the animal as “raccoon dogs” in a kid’s DK book with no idea they were so important in Japan.

@charleswolfe8896 13 дней назад

Death to the Tanuki Kitsune forever

@Thekeviinn 13 дней назад

finally, been looking for quality all day and here you are blessing us

@daniellewillis2767 13 дней назад

Was that legit Yosemite Sam being enticed into the Cell Block Tango?

@Frostbyte115 8 дней назад

Can I i just say how good it was to see you giving the pupper attention? Real animal lover life bro. I also agree with that groups efforts wolf dogs, wolves etc all get messed up reps and treatment

@glynnisowens-major3179 9 дней назад

This is one of my most favorite of your videos. Learned so much, and laughed a lot too.

@Maria_Miciano_5 13 дней назад

Wolves are amazing creatures! I wish I could see one in real life someday.

@BelMarduksBizarreBazaar 13 дней назад

There are other sanctuaries like the one he mentioned. I know of 2 in Colorado that let people come tour. The one I volunteered at was 100% donation. All they asked was that i bring my own tent and food.

@superionmaximus9900 13 дней назад

Move to Northern Ontario, or really anywhere north of the main population centers in Canada. Get a job in construction doing road work somewhere along the Trans Canada Highway outside of town. If you're luck you'll see them. Even if you're not lucky, they'll definitely see you (and keep their distance)

@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206 13 дней назад

We had a half wolf, half German Shepherd back when I lived with my parents. She was huge and could definitely pull me off my feet, on a walk, if she saw something that excited her, especially if it was running away! 😅

@kaiyote7924 13 дней назад

@@Taraymumy you 4got red wolves! A critically endangered Mexican wolf subspecies who has been a remarkable advocate for zoo sponsored conservation efforts

@Scarshadow666 13 дней назад

Some zoos (and sanctuaries, like the one in the video) have them! ^^

@Skyypixelgamer 13 дней назад

Dingos really just showed up in Australia seeing the wildlife and went “Well if you can’t beat them, join them.”

@elderbreed5858 5 дней назад

Dude for real your videos have been a joy of mine to watch since I saw a clip from you TikTok on Ifunny and my guy keep doing what you're doing. I love nat geo but you really do a phenomenal job just putting the audience in a comfort zone watching or listening to your vids.

@ryanowens1101 7 дней назад

I love your content, delivery, and love of nature. Good shit my guy, keep it up.

@rangertalksdogsgames7996 13 дней назад

As someone who has spent 10+ years studying wolves, I thank you for making this, especially with Yellowstone. There's so many myths about them (which to be fair, I once believed) that gotta get fixed. Plus WolfQuest was literally made as a edutainment game ment to simulate the life of a real life wolf. And it's pretty accurate for a video game where the main animal sleeps 18+ hours a day (the anniversary edition at least)

13 дней назад

3:17 - Wolves howling together is like when a bunch of college kid friends will sometimes just go "YEEEAHH!!!!!!! WHOO-HOOO!!!!" on their way to the party.

@taylerbingham3386 4 дня назад

Favorite channel on RU-vid! Keep up the good work man you been killing it for years

@stephanieperri5012 11 дней назад

The smile on your face at the end when your fur baby came to play was so great

@normalhuman9878 13 дней назад

9:53 glad you brought that up. Every time someone brings up the phrase “a dingo ate my baby” I feel the need to mention that a dingo indeed ate the baby

@emmetthowell899 13 дней назад

I always feel so annoying but feel I need to defend the mother that the government gaslit a woman and the public in the name of not scaring away tourists, when the government knew a dingo did it. I can’t even imagine the trauma she went through

@eyesofthecervino3366 13 дней назад

@@emmetthowell899 If you ever think "The government wouldn't do something like that" -- _Oh yes they would!_

@emmetthowell899 13 дней назад

@@eyesofthecervino3366 spot on

@ArthurB26 12 дней назад

@@emmetthowell899 Which is so dumb. No potential tourists would be like"oh I didn't realize dingos are predators that could eat my child if given the opportunity, I'm not visiting Australia now"

@Dumbwasp 12 дней назад

@@emmetthowell899 would you mind giving a summary please

@michelguevara151 13 дней назад

when I lived in brighton in england, I had a fox that would come and sit beside me on my doorstep in the evenings and watch the world go round with me. surreal, something I'll ever forget. love your videos salutations from france.

@Anino_Makata 12 дней назад

I'd like to imagine the thoughts that were going through that fox's mind went something like, "Hello, human. Taking a break from life? Well... if you don't mind, I'd like to join you."

@ThePlantCommander 9 дней назад

I actually live about a mile away from Howling Woods Farm. I've lived here for 15 years and only learned it existed about a year ago. I visited the place last summer and it was a great experience, super surreal to see videos of you in a place right around the corner from my house lol. Glad to see all the wolfdogs still living their best life!

@stanispasov5685 6 дней назад

Man I love what you do. I have been following you on Facebook mostly but keep doing what you do.❤

@theperfectbotsteve4916 12 дней назад

"what dose he mean you will regret it? it can't be that bad." searches dingo tree* regret

@Kymanbitch 12 дней назад

Same it's fucking sad

@pikarules9772 11 дней назад

boy im glad you told me what it was so i wasnt more curious

@cosmictreason2242 11 дней назад

I'm just gonna assume a tree where dingos stacked a bunch of dead animals bodies to eat later

@jasonreed7522 11 дней назад

@@cosmictreason2242 nope, dingos are the dead animals in the tree. I did not look further but this could go 1 of 2 ways. The relatively normal hunting way of the carcasses being hung up to drain properly before further processing for desired products (mainly meat and fur). Or the bad way of humans simply trying to exterminate a species and wasting the resources of the animal corpses.

@bastionunitb7388 13 дней назад

Zookeeper here. We have a coyote named Trick at our zoo who we got on Halloween with her sister Treat. Unfortunately as the sisters matured they drifted apart and trick ended up killing treat. This was before my time but apparently treat was really sweet. Trick is pretty cautious of people and will stay at the opposite end of her enclosure from you. You can tell she just wants her space. She howls at police sirens which is always fun. Guests try to get her to howl sometimes but it rarely works. We also have a red fox who's leucistic named Luna. Leucistic means she's missing most pigment and is mostly white. She's a funny old girl who likes going around to all the food bowls, taking the best thing in them and burying it for later. She's in the same enclosure as our three gray foxes. They surprisingly get along quite well and I've never seen them fight at all. Our gray foxes are all rescues and need frequent vet visits for allergies, arthritis and one of them gets seizures if she's stressed.

@dfquartzidn6151 12 дней назад

Thank you for all the work that you’ve done. I wish the best for you and everyone who works at the zoo. 🙏

@giorgiobeltramigonzalez1761 9 дней назад

Man your videos are usually wholesome af, but that ending really did for me. Huge shout out to your dog!

@almostideal1306 День назад

You are one of ny fave YT Bio creaters, keep up the good work and stay hydrated.

@BearInABallgown 12 дней назад

Just dropped a small donation on Howling Woods! Thank you for bringing this wonderful organization to our attention!

@mndiaye_97 10 дней назад

Thank you!!

@wordforger 12 дней назад

Aww. I love how you've started visiting and giving shout-outs to groups doing good work with animals.

@lorrainefajardo6997 9 дней назад

Thank you for being my Steve Irwin of the internet

@WynneL 10 дней назад

Loved the video as always, but the bloopers made me melt. Seeing how much a person loves their dog just makes me a puddle of human.

@ruzi.the.spider 13 дней назад

I stumbled into a wolf here in Germany walking my first dog. He was an Alaskan Husky and the two seemed to communicate silently. It was all so relaxed I first thought it was a dog that had escaped from somewhere.. but it was one of the newly immigrating european wolves that are coming back to Germany. I met another big one on a pro wolf protest march, a sanctuary had brought him with them as he was super tame. He was in love with my second dog, a female Husky Mix from Transylvania. And he stole a veggie burger from a passenger which really left us laughing. I know my Husky or Malamute Mixes are no wild canines but possibly the most similar without buying from dubious breeders, and we really bond. I see you have a natural looking doggo yourself (not sure if GSD), gorgeous!!

@veronikamajerova4564 12 дней назад

I think the most similar are Czechoslovakian or Saarloos shepards, since those were literaly created by breeding wolf and GSD. The goal (at least with the czech one, I am not so much familiar with the Saarloose) was to make a dog with the health and endurance of wolf (and its true that those doggos ARE endurance champs) and obedience of GSD. Sadly kinda didn´t work out. I mean, the physical aspects did, but the mental ones... They are more timid then GSD and are "dog of one owner", which is bad for army, where the dog-handlers change often. Great doggos, but not for everyone - they need a lot of both physical AND mental stimulation (think dog who has the need for mental stimulation of border collie or malinoas AND the requirement for physical work of a husky).

@Ascertabus 12 дней назад

I think my favorite part of this video is the blooper at the end with your dog. The look of happy adoration on your face for her was just very nice to see.

@dragoncubes1074 10 дней назад

Indeed. Icing on the cake. I am so impressed by Ndiaye. We need a lot more people like him. Too bad I'm not 35 years younger....

@davidmicu3359 9 дней назад

You are so good at being hilarious while giving interesting info-but my brain can’t keep up! I either miss a joke, or the information! 😆 so I took ya down a notch in speed and really enjoyed all of it. Loved it!

@shyorvion4692 6 дней назад

My little sister lives only a few miles from the Saint Francis Wolf Sanctuary in Texas, and that place is amazing, as is the work they do.

@fireknight3468 13 дней назад

Man. You are Steve Irwin's protege and living spirit. Your love, dedication and understanding of animals is unprecedented and inspiring. We love what you're doing and I know Steve does too. Much love brother

@florian2442 13 дней назад

The script + delivery is just gold. So many good lines it feels like they should have been spread over 5 videos

@iambryce5251 5 дней назад

The end was really beautiful, how the dog shifted the camera because she didn’t want to be noticed getting love from you, very touching.

@unitoonist 11 дней назад

I so love your show! 💜 Thank you for existing!!! 🤙🏼

@jeffreywilliams3421 13 дней назад

Dropping random footage of an owl's ear is classified as a war crime

@dragoncubes1074 10 дней назад

But we'll let it pass this time.

@LeminskiTankscor 13 дней назад

Man, you're great. The internet is a better place because of you.

@mndiaye_97 10 дней назад

Appreciate you 🙌🏿

@ezrawyvern6795 9 дней назад

It never ceases amaze me how articulate and creative your wordplay gets, as well as your humor. Sometimes you go as corny as processed American foods (yet still unironically make us laugh) and other times it's darker than something afflicted with melanism.

@kalipw0210 5 дней назад

I love how you're actually going to all these places and going hands on with these beauties. Literally hands on in this video, and promoting sanctuaries. Love it! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

@ahollingsworth457 13 дней назад

That smile you gave your pup in the end clips was pure love 💕 Fabulous video🥰

@imapandaperson 13 дней назад

I have an Indian Pariah Dog --- while similarities are clear, there is also a clear difference. If domestication is a line, Pariah dogs have just crossed it, whereas, regardless of murky origin, Dingos deserve to be considered a wild canid and are naturalized to the point of being a Keystone species. They also are so genetically distinct after at *LEAST* 4 - 6000 years of isolation they are honestly their own branch of the canid family tree. Differences: Social structure --- dingoes live in nuclear family packs led by a monogamous breeding pair, and persistence large game hunt as a pack, much like wolves. Pariah dogs occasionally do live in familial packs, but that's an exception, not a rule --- for the most part they have a much looser social structure, which is a characteristic of domestic dogs. Pariah dogs also rarely take down big prey together, they are solo hunters of smaller game and scavengers, which is a dog niche. Dingos howl, Pariah dogs can howl but they more often bark. Dingos live fully autonomously from humans --- while Pariah dogs are capable of autonomous living and are excellent hunters they do largely rely on human civilization for scavenging, meaning that they fill no niche in a natural ecosystem. Basically, whether the Dingo is basal to domestic dogs and now a wild canid, or always a wild canid, doesn't matter because they fill the niche of a wild canid. Pariah dogs are the original domestic dog, a landrace breed shaped as much by natural selection as by proximity with humans (similar to how the cat domesticated itself) who retain many behaviors and skills from wild canids, but they don't fill any ecological niches --- which to me is domesticated to an extent. Much less so than your average dog, but much more so than Dingos.

@adelaide8037 10 дней назад

!!! I went to the zoo for my birthday this year, and I was super excited to see the tanuki! I had no idea only two zoos in the country had them until now, though! That's so cool 🥰

@claudiahyde1656 10 дней назад

I love that he mentions Ethiopian wolves! I’ve known about them for over a year now and almost no one I’ve mention them to knew WTF I was on about. Seeing how big your channel is, I really hope this video spreads a bit of awareness for those endangered puppies.

@RwnEsper 13 дней назад

Thank you for covering Raccoon Dogs! A lot of people here in the west think a Tanooki is just Mario's fantasy raccoon suit. 😂

@khaliyahjefferson832 2 дня назад

when i think of tanuki I thought about the ghibli movie

@squeakybgaming 13 дней назад

You are one of the most wholesome educators this side of Snake Discovery. I'm so glad you've gone into longer-form videos, and I look forward to every single one.