Unexpected encounter between Wolf and Dog shocked the world. What came next is simply incredible! 

Man with a Gun.

Exactly. 😠

@@vincentho3964 The gun had NOTHING to do with it, libertard. Man will kill by any means possible: Knife, ANTIFREEZE cocktails, bear traps (leaving him to starve)... etc. Get over your gunaphobia.

Exactly my thoughts....when i heard he died i was like ok...but when i heard how he died i couldnt help but shed a tear in anger...humans always manage to fuck everything up

yea bro they sadi that he was illegally shot that man who shot him should get executed for that n i was not even born till 2003 i was born in 2008 jeez this story is even older than me but ended after me

Because some people are legs of lamb

Because we are too rational to be decent

According to the story almost all the humans this wolf came into contact with were decent and cared about him. It's so easy to look at the actions of the few among us and apply that judgement to all humanity but it simply isn't the truth. I'm saying this as someone who has spent most of their life despising humans. On a side note I recently watched My Octopus Teacher, it's a beautiful documentary about a man befriending an octopus. I'd def recommend it if you liked this story about Romeo 😁

Ppl like you are really worthless adding more hate that is pointless. You are even excluding yourself from being decent but morally you think you are a hero but actually someone who lost from the darker side of life and lost touch with reality

Some of us are evil

@@tiwillpp7 most* :/ sadly...

Are you for real??

@@brianwhite1030 It's a boomer 🙄, so yeah...she is lol

HOPE HE LICKS THEIR FACE EVERY NIGHT IN DREAMS AND FRIGHTENS THE CRAP OUT OF THEM.

Amor

Was just browsing the comments to see if this had been brought up at all. The Wolf was likely driven out of its pack for being different. Dogs are hyper effectionate as canines go, a trait that is out of place amongst wolves. Being willing to play on first contact with other canines displays this. Had an evolutionary scientist known of this case I'd expect them to have wanted to do a gene or DNA sequence of Romeo. I bet it would have shown a difference to pure Wolf makeup.

@@jt5765 Something all domestic animals and people share in common = retention of juvenile behavior. We act like friendly playful baby animals all our lives. In wolves only very young cubs bark. Low adrenaline being a common factor. This is why wild breeds of animals make such dangerous pets even if raised in captivity. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_9L7MugvoIE.html

his black pelt is evidence of his hybridization with domestic dogs. looks like he got more than just that one trait from it.

@@lah67 . Wolves come in different colours. Both black, white, grey, sand, brown and mixes depending on where they are from.

What?! No one knows how wolves were domesticated.... but it likely wasn't a "special wolf" lmao. They were probably taken as pups by many ancient peoples. This can be done today. The wolves grow up distant but stay close to home. Native American dogs were almost always chased out of the camps and stayed on the outside in a similar way. They were security and they would be eaten if things got hard for the tribe. So wolves were much more likely to be domesticated for these same reasons rather than to "be friends". That's kinda niaeve. Hunter gathers don't have extra resources to have pets just to love on, but for an animal that provides a security service... that's different.

@Harry Munker we could say the same for humans.

wow you tube sometimes goes crazy politically speaking but it does connect so many too so much like right now. I would love to live a year at least just one in Alaska but I would want to be invited by people who live there because it's no joke. deep respect for Alaska. As a surfer who has to wear a wetsuit in summer in SanDiego for me there's no one tougher than a person who can handle the super cold. Hypothermia in what? 5 minutes max if fall in ocean? Less than 5 minutes right?

Did they ever discover who it was?

Who shot him?

@@janetwunder3000 It's unknown who or why which calls for invoking the fairest legal system basics. Every assumes it was a cruel murder given the story. It's for sure the most logical Emotional Reaction. Emotional Reactions have no place in a court of law. Why would one hold themself to a lower standard,? What's worse someone getting away with a crime or convicting an innocent person to prison filled with the most extremely violent people on Earth? Street gangs such as Los Surenos MS-13 Crips The Arian Nation Latin Kings all have their creation in Prison and not in the Streets. The South Siders run with White men many but not all consider themselves as Nazis. Nazi is a German political party that's been illegal since the end of WWII. There are no more Nazis only very ignorant people who mistake the Germans use of the ancient Arian Race genetically connected with the Caucus Mountains of East Central Europe who were know to have Blond Red Hair n Blue n Green Eyes in addition to brown n black hair n eyes that are the only ocuring shades all races were originally limited to. The Arian Race has links to Atlantis and the Alien Race of Tall blond Red haired blue n Green eyed White skinned extra terrestrials that Norse Gods and Keltic Elf's are said to be. Give yourself a treat if You're still reading it only seems like a lot due to a society that's less literate that that is of the Founders of the US. Truth is no one knows who or why. A apex predators instinct to kill can not be controlled.As gentle as it was it's behavior in a Pack is undocumented. Would you risk your life or a child's w this wolf?

@@haveagreatday8248 dude... its better if you stay away from Alaska as far as possible with that kinda reaction to his/her question, who killed it? And im doing you a favour.

I had a wolf trot across the trail less than 50 ft. in front of me while mountain biking on the Eklutna trail (just outside of Anchorage.) It didn’t even bother to look at me. The idea that wolves are dangerous is crazy. A pack can be dangerous if they’re starving or they can be dangerous when held in captivity (since their normal social structure is disrupted) but generally they don’t attack people.

Don’t get cocky. They aren’t Disney characters. If they feel you are a threat or they haven’t eaten in some time you could be in big trouble. Just be careful.

Yes, I remember the story as well.

Such a good sign of harmony 💙🙏 sad 😔 he was a extraordinary wolf Romeo's legacy lives on a peaceful lone Star .

That is the most beautiful story of one of Jehovah s creations

Unless the entire town is vegan, that doesn't really make sense...

To lament about attracting a wild animal to their town?

Animals are definitely more empathic than most humans.

@Will Putts you're an idiot....and maybe take night classes *they're

@John Fitzgerald Kennedy every animal has a purpose in nature. You speak with your guts instead of your brain.

Shirley Smith surely you're not suggesting people try and domesticate wolves. Shirley surely Shirley!......surely

@Nicholas Johnson keep waiting then

@@azathoz you don't understand invasive do you lol...

I didn't graduate college and I'm also too lazy to do a google search so explain what melanistic means plz?

@@littlebucks912 It means that an individual animal of a species that is not usually black in appearance turns out with more black pigment (= melanine). There are black mice, black panthers, etc. The opposite also occurs when pigment is absent, like the white "ghost bears" in Washington state or there about. It has to do with rare genetics.

@@tomm4073 Thank you for not demeaning me while answering my question! 👍 I was riding my atv as a teen and saw a black coyote which is rare but exceptionally rare in southern GA.

I didn't think melanin had to do with the color of fur? I thought it was just skin pigment?

W N Don’t worry. Man kills man all the time. It’s in our genes to kill.

That's everyday occurrences in today's society our time will come karma's a really phenomenal energy to get through in life.

He was a predator...how do you think he fed himself? You think he was a vegetarian wolf? He just didn't eat dogs.

@@Maxbps88 With KFC

@@Maxbps88 I really doubt that's what the op was trying to say.

Facts

It's not all humans. just a few greedy ones who feel that killing an animal makes them more of a man.

close, not closed

No the lesson is.. never get wild animals to trust you I This could happen they will start trusting everyone and think everyone is nice..

Considering wolves and dogs numbers and life expectancy, I say the smarter wolves were those that in the past decided to share their life with ours and give way to what we now call dogs.

@Nicholas Johnson Was my grammar really that bad, Nicholas?

@Nicholas Johnson Yes, definitely too many comas. Sometimes I capitalize words to make the words stand out. Being that I hadn't slept in two days, I did the best that I could under the circumstances. And, it looks as though youtube mashed the two paragraphs together making it worse. Compared to most people online, I don't think it was horrible, lol! Anyways, thank you for the suggestions.

My exact sentiments, thank you

And your grammer isn't important, your message is...

Maybe if the dumb people of this town hadn't made the wolf comfortable around people and dogs so much, he would have been more wary around hunters and campers, and maybe even poachers. And he would likely be alive today

w0bbl3r so true.

@@w0bbl3r Agreed. I do understand the town folks' fascination, a wild wolf being friendly n' all. But the outcome totally underlines the danger that comes with with trust.

@@w0bbl3rtrue but still poachers that kill illegally is just not right. And the wolf was carefull with the strangers that he didn't know. And after 6 years every wolf would have trusted humans. He also didn't come to see humans, he came to see the dogs

@@electro13k54 No but what I mean is it wasn't just the poacher, or hunter, or campers, or whoever it was that shot him. Sure they're mostly to blame. But when you see a magnificent wild animal, the worst thing you can do is hang around it and make it comfortable around people like that. Considering the fact that seeing wolves near people is extremely rare, and that they are an apex predator, it wouldn't surprise me if what happened here was just a case of mistaken identity. The person or persons who shot him thought he was a threat. It's still wrong, and of course it still could have been a poacher, which is just vile. But if the wolf hadn't been so tame with people, he likely would have not been seen by a poacher. It's still a lovely thing to see him playing with the dogs. Truly beautiful. As beautiful as seeing the polar bears who come every year to play with that guys huskies. But people, in their quest to make things their own, wanted the wolf to keep coming, and keep getting closer to them. This, I think, is what probably sealed his fate. And that's just horrible in every way. Killed with good intentions really.

i knew that would happen. a hunter is a hunter. Romeo could not tell people he would not hunt.

@Denise Uhlry facts i dont know the story an im not staying for it either

@Website guy I hope they are hunter's kids.

Me, too.

That's why humans deserve covid19..

@Jim Jones And naive inexperienced humans don't. It's easy to be fearless behind a keyboard.

@Jim Jones Whatever Jones you'd sh!t your pants if you came face to face with that wolf. Like countryboycansurvive said......keyboard tough guy.

I think that’s a Yukon wolf. Our wolves in most of North America are the size of medium to large dogs

Sometimes a wolf in northern Canada can bring down an adult moose or buffalo by itself.

It's only scary if you provoke it or do something stupid. Poor Romeo. Ignorance is what killed him.

IKR that's why I never trust humans I trust animals more than them, humans are by far the most cruel and evil creatures alive I can't believe it it was illegally shot Romeo was a handsome wolf

Shure, but there are a lot of cases where humans who trusted their animals got killed by them. Humans and wild animals just should stay out of each other’s business

Ninja Warrior sword shut up and sit on my face

@@iHeartOiSkanks shut up

Joshzilla gamer boi simp

THANKS for putting Romeo’s story up here can’t wait for my sister to see this, she is WILD.....YES, ABOUT WOLVES

Viscous? Maybe vicious

I ordered the book, can't wait to read it.

Yes they are

Never been a documented case of wolf attack on a human in North America

So True.

One bad egg in the sort .

True

100% TRUE!!

The people who trusted the wolf and let their dogs play with him. Respecting him and only wanting the best for him are heartless and disgusting? This generalization in the comments here is the only disgusting thing...

Humans are so very dangerous and as for the word mankind.... for many we can drop off the word kind ..Shooting tends to be a power thrill for stupid men

Go pet a wolf. See how nonviolent they are. Thats one wolf. Most ppl arnt violent or destructive. You cant judge a whole species on one encounter. Good or bad.

Like it or not. You are here because of violence. Enjoy.

@@Relic67 We're also here because of war, rape, slavery, superstition and so on. Does that mean we should keep doing those things? We have learnt a few things since our ancestors lived in caves. We don't necessarily need to keep behaving like them. We could of course, or we could keep evolving ;)

Not a fair assessment. Wolves have to be aggressive as they fight to survive. Humans don’t need to be aggressive we have luxuries and don’t need to hunt to survive. Humans are just cruel in nature. Wolves aren’t mean because they are aggressive. Its literally survival of the fittest in their word. Humans have a choice to be murderers and worse and a lot do them choose to do so. It doesn’t mean every human is bad so stop taking it personally. The fact is that humans are destroyers. We use up resources and kill anything in our way. We have already led many creatures to extinction and someday in the future we will use up the resources on this planet and leave it in ruins as well. Obviously I don’t want humans to go extinct... but the reality is if humans never existed the world would be a much better place for the rest of the creatures, and plant life, oceans etc.

maybe he was thrown to the wolves

@Barney Rubble Dude...

Hope someone shoot him!!

Pff not even a slap on the wrist what a POS

He should have been publicly executed.

To be fair, it also happens when a human starts trusting wild animals too much.

Or the wild animals loose the fear of humans and eats a human

I know, my heart sank at that point.

Please. You eat dead animal flesh I'M sure.

George Sparks oh come on.

The thrill of the hunt is something we have in common with most carnivorous animals. Just because we don't need to, doesn't mean we don't want to. It's like a house cat or a some dog breeds. They don't need to, but they will still hunt, because it's their nature. Nothing wrong with that. I go fishing because I enjoy it. If I lived in the US I probably would hunt too. Though probably not wolves.

@@Seeric85 That you enjoy a thing, that it's a strong instinct or that domesticated animals do it far from makes the act not wrong or okay, though. Using violence against others when angry or wronged makes many people feel good and is a strong primal instinct. The instinct towards sexual violence is arguably even more instinctive and natural to humans and our closest relatives. Hell, we have serial killers exactly because they're embracing the thrill of the hunt. We could go even further into the strong driver to hoard resources all animals have, and that would then okay theft. I'm not trying to provoke, it's just such flawed reasoning. Regarding the very animals you mention - housecats hunting for sport, a particularly strong drive because in the wild they are not in a position where they WOULD be full very often, is a real issue for ecosystems. Dogs are kept on leads to protect wildlife, especially when they have babies. That they want to doesn't justify the damage. Instead humans encourage them to play chase eachother, or use toys, to satisfy that urge. I'm not trying to convert you either, everyone is free to make their own choices. But stand for the choices you make even when they're selfish, don't excuse them.

@@Reicha I understand what you are saying, but there are some flaws in your arguments as well. My position is one of moral relativism, saying that there is no inherent good or bad, but that good and bad is defined by our human perception which is in turn defined by our instincts and experiences. That doesn't mean morals are meaningless though, in fact they are very important for us to function as a social animal. Why do humans and some other animals have empathy? Because it is essential to function as a group, be it a small family unit, a prehistoric tribe or a modern community. This is my basic outlook on morality. Now for me to accept that recreational hunting is morally wrong, I would need to accept that it comes from a place of cruelty and in the overwhelming majority of cases that is simply not true. If a surfer gets killed by a shark, is the shark evil? No, it's just a shark. If a deer gets killed by a human hunter, is the hunter evil? No, the same principle applies, he's just a human. Going into the woods and hunting an animal is the way things are meant to be, especially compared to modern factory farming, where you would have a much easier time of convincing me that the perpetrators of that are morally in the wrong.

@@Seeric85 It isn't bad to hunt, if you're doing it legally in your own property. Doing it on someone else property where they may want those animals to roam or especially doing it illegally is wrong. Hunting animals as a sport and heartlessly killing them illegally are two different things. I'm sure that may be what they meant.

What other reason would so many people kill animals every day?

Yes really depressed more so now knowing typical trigger happy people do not belong!

Huh? With all those guns and and all those people being killed from them, he won't need to lose sleep over some wolf.

@@nandy1256 how very American of you

God would be proud of your intolerance.

@@steveo4991, how so?

I know people who kill animals just to be killing them. This includes cats and dogs not being pests. ... sad

I hope karma gets them

@Wee Mac actually she was protecting herself. Romeo is a charmer.

@Randy Danner true. I despise hunters and shooters of animals

Doubt it

Border Collies are such wonderful, smart, and caring dogs. I miss my Brutus everyday.

Because they are sociopaths.

Because Humans come from killers. Look at our ancestry.

Brant UGA: Me neither.

Fear, my friend.

this makes me think the worst species on earth are HUMANS! why cant we just live in peace and harmony!? sometimes i wish life was like a cartoon, nothing bad usually happens if only

I don’t think your imaginary friend cares about killing animals. He mentions it quite often in his fairytale book.

have you seen the movie Silver Bullet.... very scary

You are completely correct, they are just trying to survive and so are we, so if I come across a wolf and it runs at me, I’m going to shoot first and ask questions later, get mad if you want but I would rather be alive with a dead wolf than dead with a fed wolf.

Not only wolves, pretty much every animal will not attack if they don't see you as a threat and they can be very friendly.

I saw a documentary where a wolf left the pack on her (I think it was a girl) own. They introduced some wolf pups to a pack and for some reason the one wolf didn't like them and left. Weird.

@@Durka-Durka Sounds like she was not the alpha or beta female and was worried about getting jumped by the higher ranking females. Or she was the alpha or beta and got demoted and had to leave. Or a dozen other reasons. Wolf society is very complex.

I say shoot the friggin hunter period.

@@heikefoth4624 Hell yes.

Park H. Myers lll and Jeffery Peacock Also charged with shooting 2 bears illegally. As well as wolf illegally. Feel free to make these cowards famous.

That hunter should be hanged for what he did jerk

W N all hunters are mentally stupid!!! No lie though they are mentally wrong in the head

Up to 200 pounds in that part of the world. On average North American Grey/Timber wolves are 140-160 pounds.

This virus had a upside twats stayed inside and nature healed

That’s how the domesticated dog came from wolves. They followed Early Man who was a very messy eater his scraps were eaten by the wolves. Some of the wolves we’re less suspicious of man. Eventually they formed a bond and there you are.I own a Shiba Inu who is DNA is closest to the wolf

@Adam Roger's Wolves have always been family pets to Native American's and all Indigenous tribes. They protected the families & horses from Coyote's, Bears, any predator. Stayed with women & children when Men went for food or war. They're loyal animals.

@@kobeshibainu Sad how so many people mis-judge the wolf. Even today my very close Lakota Sioux friends in S. Dakota do not trust them. On the Rez it's open Plains, I try to tell them - they are slowly getting it. I don't want to hear they killed one.

@@julesrose7738 Wolves have been so misunderstood for so many years people don't realize the benefit they provide by culling old sickly animals. Our shithead president just relaxed the hunting of wolves in the west states.So sad 😔

yes

No

No they're not

Animals kill each other all the time. Be it for food or literally just fun (cats and orcas are especially prone to do that).

@@ambrosioramirez9608human kill another human or you can say brother kill his own brother for money, for power, for political leader, and especially economy ...do you think this is civilization ?.... or you work in a company for years and your co workers dont talk to you bicos of your religion or your politician leader and make everything to fire you from work bicos of this matter.... my friend animals kill to survive in the wild and this wolf romeo hi bicom friend with his enemy domestic dogs... i hope people ho watch this video learn a lesson about peace

As a rule, wolves don't play! www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/wolves-kill-4-dogs-in-beach-country-north-of-winnipeg-1.3238252

my young lab mourning her dead puppy would not leave side -she stayed17 hour and 13 min.! laid right up next to puppy- put one leg over her and her head on her for the whole time. would not eat or drink or look away form pup until her bladder had to be emptied.. she had never held her bladder more than 10 hours that was a snow storm!lol then she went right back but i had to get the pup in the ground and then she stayed there laid on the grave and older other dog came to check it all out but would not step on the grave yes this is so real . maybe it is a lab thing to mourn . had a lab back when had a good grey wolf /husky mix that laid down dead from 22 years of life one spring morning. maxfield the lab would not leave his friend of 8 years side for day it was thew snowing and then it getting dark and below zero and we stayed threw the night all wrap up together in wool had to break ice and frozen grown to bury Hope the wolf/husky in the daylight and he the lab not leave. then would not leave the grave and for three more days he did not eat or leave that grave real i promise, he just lick at the snow some and howl some and cry some more. it was heart wrenching i was assured by an olde timer "He will either stop and eat or he will die too" wisdom of the mt folk . none of dog family that grew up with Hope never would step on that grave. everyday it looled as if they were given her a moment of memory ti was odd but so warm and food for the mind and soul.of us blessed to be aware of the connection- if we let ! believe a human can not lie and stay healthy . Must. Be kind to all the creatures but the fur buddies for certain be Kind . In God peace to all

You are totally correct. I've had enough encounters with animals to have realized the same thing, wild or domestic.

I agree.

Bruh, they're stupid if you think animals don't have feelings. What I wanna know is how they think outside of instinct (like bears seem like humans in costume sometimes)

Think it's mostly oldee people who think animals don't have feelings. Possibly because some book about an imaginary old man in the sky says that animals exist to serve humans.. The world will be a much better place when some of them are gone... when the majority believes that science is real.

I hope so, an eye for an eye.

I dont think soo😭😢

More like a pack of dogs ripping them apart shooting the men to easy an quickly i say!! Animals will always have my heart,people will never make my tears fall like an animal of nature! Bless your soul Romeo from England

We can pray Karma wins for the Wolf.

It would be cool if the hunter went out to hunt one day and got eaten by a wolf pack.

Leave it up to me 🤣

I believe the culprits were fined and jailed. One is dead now, the other lost his home. So some karma was paid.

xCyth Gaming ...You left out the part about how the wolf had a small child in its mouth, that it had grabbed in the trailer park... why it decided to leave you alone.

@@MrMichaelFire another misguided soul. Wolves aren't the evil ruthless killers the limelight and hollywood glamour makes them out to be. They're actually way more scared of us than we are of them and won't bother attacking humans unless the situation demands it. (Meaning they're starving or they feel they have no other choice.) He was most likely trying to catch up to his or her pack.

@@MrMichaelFire and I'm pretty sure the fact that I had 3 other people in close proximity to me was another reason he or she didn't bother me. He or she was outnumbered 4 to 1. Wolves are strategic creatures and it doesn't matter how powerful you're bite force is 4-1 odds is a suicide mission.

Isn't being able to hunt a serious thing in Alaska he lost that

Thanks! I was wondering and thought I’d check comments 👍🏼👍🏼

All that punishment for a wolf?

Servant Michael the wolf certainly did not deserve the punishment he received.

Hmmm...karma is a B !..tick tok says the clock

Did the killer get caught... the bullet could lead to evidence... hope it festers his soul

@Dillon Brunschon You might want to simmer down a bit because you're completely wrong. Dog breeds are not "species of dogs". And all dogs are subspecies of wolf. The interbreeding of dogs with other subspecies of wolves will produce completely viable offspring.

robertfox1975 .....your mother is....

Technically humans and wolves are both in the animal kingdom.

Harmless lol its a wild animal that can turn round and attack anyone nearby it. It wasnt the hunters fault this wolf died. It was the idiots who allowed such a majestic creature to get too friendly to humans, especially in a backwards gunhappy nuthouse country like America. Bleeding hearts like you make me sick so full of emotion never really full of brains.

@@branon6565 Proverbs 26:4 "Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thou also be like unto him."

People need to stop generalising humans and start treating those who do bad as individuals making their own decisions.

They're not misunderstood, they're canine like our doggies, it's just they are wild and not domesticated though do have the capacity to be domesticated.

@@xenech I think he meant demonizing the Wolves through stories and movies etc

They are honest and innocent, making them better than man.

Actually it was an extinct species of wolf where the dogs came from. It has died off due to humans long ago.

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@@akemisdespair Wolves and dogs still have approx 99% the same DNA.

@@victorrtalluto225 THATS BS. BIGGEST CAP IVE EVER HEARD 😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

@@akemisdespair Look it up. Why do you think it is so easy for them to mate and produce wolf-dogs? Biggest "CAP" I've ever heard? GOOF!

Yes he was...didn't work though...in less than 200 years the human race will likely destroy itself...and every other living thing in the process. (just look around for proof) So sad...

Few breeds come close to the size of a true wolf.

Who did for what??

Poachers are people who are poor and in desperate need of money to live or feed a family or at least 99% of them, demonizing them as pure evil without actually seeing the main issue(poverty) is not helping the situation

@@EmanimatesYT You think a poor poacher did it? I dunno about that

@@EmanimatesYT no matter what evil any person can commit, big or small, there's always some bleeding heart ready to jump out and say it's not his fault and that we should all be ashamed for criticizing anyone for doing anything wrong. You are just trying to make yourself feel morally superior and it's transparent

I consider myself poor but poverty is not an excuse to engage in illegal activities. The shooter was pure dumb

Stop generalising us, treat those who do bad as individuals. Stop lumping all of us in with bad just because we have the capacity.

If they're heartless, why do you care? I thought you would've been heartless.