WILD YELLOWSTONE | Ruthless Predators and Majestic Wilderness | Nature animal documentary 

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Great footage but sometimes they show elk while talking about deer, or mouflon sheep while talking about big horn sheep.

What a thoughtful perspective! 🌍😊 Documentaries do offer an incredible way to experience the beauty of these places without the environmental impact of travel. By choosing to appreciate these wonders from afar, you're helping to preserve them for future generations. It’s great to see viewers like you who care deeply about minimizing their footprint while still enjoying the wonders of our planet! 🎥💚 Thank you for sharing this positive approach-every small choice makes a difference! 🌿

I agree. I do most of my "adventuring" via videos like this one.

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! 😊 We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the documentary and that it brought you closer to your dream of visiting Yellowstone. The wolves are truly fascinating creatures, and it's wonderful to know they hold a special place in your heart. 🐺💛 We'll be creating more content like this, so stay tuned for more adventures and wildlife stories! 🌲📽️

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Wow, what an incredible experience! That sounds like a true adventure in the wilds of Montana. From fire ants to the Milky Way lighting up the sky, you really captured the raw beauty and unpredictability of nature. The image of a wolf drawn to the smell of Top Ramen, and then silently disappearing, is so vivid-it must have been a moment of awe and tension. The laid-back elk and bison creating traffic jams, plus the magpies making you laugh, all paint such a lively and dynamic picture of the wildlife there. It's also good that you managed to find a campsite despite not having a reservation-those lucky moments can really make a trip! The hot springs must have been a perfect contrast to the rugged wilderness, and it’s wild to think how much things like Old Faithful's eruption schedule have changed over time. What a trip filled with nature’s wonders! 🌲🌌

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's true that animals often attack humans due to survival instincts or hunger. However, some species might attack to defend their territory or because they feel threatened, not just because they are hungry. This shows that animal behavior is complex and not solely about feeding. I hope you'll continue supporting the channel and sharing more interesting perspectives!

Yellow stone 🪨 has the best animals

Sometimes they attack people who want to take selfies with them but get too close and make the animals feel threatened.

They can… actually… do both. At the same time.

@@cornell833 Thank you for sharing! Indeed, Yellowstone is famous for its diverse ecosystem and amazing wildlife like grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Especially, the bison is iconic here, being the only prehistoric mammal still surviving in North America! If you ever visit, you'll definitely have an unforgettable experience with nature. Hope you'll keep supporting the channel!

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Predator majestic! 🦅 Thanks for enjoying the content! Hope to bring you more breathtaking moments like this! ✨

Kaziranga National Park is a great destination for wildlife, with its famous one-horned rhinoceros, tigers, elephants, and many rare birds. If I get the chance, I would love to make a video exploring this area, to introduce everyone to the natural beauty and unique animals here. Your comments help the channel develop more diverse content, I appreciate that. Please continue to support the channel and follow the upcoming videos! 🌏🦏📹

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You got it. Thank you much!

@@Mark-m9x Thank you so much! Hope you continue to support the channel and check out the upcoming videos! 🙌

Thank you for your honest feedback! 😊 I appreciate you pointing out the repetition in the narration-it’s a great reminder for us to keep the language varied and engaging. We’re glad to hear that you enjoyed the video overall, and we’ll definitely work on making future content more dynamic and exciting for you! 🎥✨ If you have any other suggestions, feel free to share!

@@wildnatureus2024 Well, there's one more problem: the wolves' noises are too much. It would be best if you only used them from time to time. BGM is a little too loud too. I don't know if my idea is referable, but you guys can think about that and find a way to improve.

Thank you

Grizzly bears in Yellowstone primarily eat cutthroat trout, not salmon. The native Yellowstone cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii bouvieri) is a critical food source for grizzlies, especially during the spring when the fish spawn in shallow waters. These fish are found mainly in Yellowstone Lake and its tributaries. Thanks for the question! If you’re enjoying the content, don’t forget to subscribe for more wildlife info.

Sockeye salmon

@@ReshaudMcKenzie Thanks for your question! Actually, grizzlies in Yellowstone don’t eat sockeye salmon since they don’t live in that area. Instead, they primarily feed on Yellowstone cutthroat trout, especially in Yellowstone Lake and surrounding rivers. These fish are a key food source for the bears during spawning season.

Looks like you noticed that eagle! 🦅 If you're talking about its sounds or movements, it could be calling to its mates or defending its territory. And if you think it seemed like it had a cold, that's a funny joke! 😂 Eagles are usually very healthy and can withstand harsh weather, so it's probably just doing what eagles do!

You're correct-there are no red wolves in Yellowstone National Park. The wolves in Yellowstone are actually gray wolves, which were reintroduced to the park in the 1990s. Red wolves are a different species, native to the southeastern United States, and their populations are critically endangered. If red wolves were shown in the video, it might have been an error or an attempt to illustrate a point about wolves in general. Thank you for catching that and bringing it to our attention! We'll make sure to clarify this in future content to avoid any confusion. 👍

Yellowstone National Park truly is stunning with its diverse wildlife and natural landscapes. Animals like grizzly bears, wolves, and bison roam freely, creating a majestic and fascinating scene. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and I hope you continue supporting the channel!

Thanks for pointing this out! Indeed, internal disputes within wolf packs rarely result in deaths. 30% of deaths are actually due to conflicts between different wolf packs, not within packs. This information is important to understand wolf behaviour in the wild better. I will pay more attention to providing more accurate information in the future. Thank you for following and contributing! 🐺🌿

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Yellowstone National Park is truly an amazing destination! With breathtaking landscapes like hot springs, waterfalls, and a diverse array of wildlife, it will definitely be an unforgettable experience. If you get the chance, a trip to Yellowstone won’t disappoint! Thanks for sharing, and don't forget to follow the channel for more exciting places to discover! 😊

Thank you for your comment! The sound many associate with the bald eagle is often actually from the red-tailed hawk. In movies or shows, the hawk's call is often used instead because the real bald eagle's sound is softer and less "majestic" than expected. Hope you'll keep supporting the channel!

Thank you for pointing that out! 🦅 You’re absolutely right-bald eagles have a much softer, more high-pitched call compared to the scream of a red-tailed hawk. Overlaying the hawk’s scream over footage of bald eagles is indeed misleading, especially in an educational context. Your attention to detail is appreciated, and we’ll make sure to correct these kinds of mistakes in the future to maintain the accuracy and integrity of our content. 🙏 Thanks again for your feedback, and please keep sharing your insights with us!

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 I appreciate your perspective on the use of alternative footage and repeated clips in the video-it’s important for us to know how viewers feel about these editing choices. Your feedback will help improve future content by ensuring that all visuals accurately represent the subject matter and remain fresh and engaging. 🎥✨ Regarding climate change and forest fires, I understand your point of view. While wildlife is incredibly resilient and adaptive, the discussion around climate change aims to highlight how rapid changes can impact ecosystems in unprecedented ways. As for forest fires, you're right-fire is a natural process, and in many cases, it plays a vital role in the regeneration of certain tree species. Mismanagement and policies can sometimes exacerbate these situations. It’s a complex issue, and I appreciate your input in broadening the conversation. 🔥🌲 Thank you again for your thoughtful comment! We're always open to diverse viewpoints and look forward to bringing you more content that you’ll enjoy.

@@wildnatureus2024 Thank you for your thoughtful response. I know that these videos are hard work, and you have done a fabulous job. Keep up the good work.

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I wonder if it was made by AI, much of the Bighorn footage was Zion. They also showed mouflon sheep which aren't native to America. Great footage though.

@@TheGiantAdventurer I don't think it was AI, but you are correct, some of the footage wasn't from Yellowstone either. However, it was pretty good otherwise.

Thank you for sharing your perspective and detailed information about the animal situation in Yellowstone! Grizzly bears are becoming more numerous, leading to increased competition for territory among the animals. You are right about the Cougars! They are tough to spot because of their mysterious nature and how they move like "ghosts". Poaching in the park is also strictly controlled, and as you said, any gunshots will be noticed immediately. Protection and supervision must come from rangers and people like you who live near the park and know the environment. Hopefully, this attention and close supervision will help maintain the balance of this ecosystem! 🌲🐻🦁