BBC: Mother Wolf Epic Journey to Feed Cubs

[ChrisPwnzNubz]

@redfox0640 Finally! Someone who understands! I'm tired of people looking at me like I'm an illegal poacher when I say my favorite meat is rabbit & venison. Sheesh. And we spend all this money on hunting, and usually we don't use all our tags anyways (which, are quite expensive to those who don't know!).

I would never want to shoot a wolf. It'd be such a waste of a beautiful animal!

[nickacil]

That dog isn't wild, it has a collar.

[knightace2002]

@nickacil it's a tracking collar not a doggy collar so it's wild alright also it's a wolf not a dog

[GAarethebestbandeva]

What a depressing ending...

[nr1crys]

Probably the last wolf in Romania ....hunted near extinction

[Springwolfcleaning]

Soon the collar stoped it's signal she was never spotted again thats a weird ending

[northernbluebear]

Hmmm... mayhaps, it would seem, she might have been trying to lead the camera crew astray in travelling so far.

[redfox0640]

Id hardly call recreational hunters brainless. Most recreational hunters are wealthy and successful in life, they have to be because its an expensive sport. There's a thing called wildlife conservation. In Canada and the states the government tells you how many you can shoot, which area they can be shot in and so on. Wolf permits are almost immposible to get so if someone shoots a wolf there a POACHER not a hunter.

[WolfAtHeart33]

Any people who kill recreationally, or for any reason besides absolute survival, aren't people at all; they're bloodthirsty, brainless adrenaline junkies who are threatened by what they see in wolves: human qualities.

[leexfighters]

every one says i am too into wolves i cant help it

[leexfighters]

if i saw a person killing a wolf i would hit him till me fells wat the wolf felt

[leexfighters]

a wolf baby is a pup part of the dog family

[Rimfaxe96]

If she was never spotted again, it had to be a hunter. Or shall I better say an asshole who needs to kill living creatures so his pervert mind feels better? Not sure. <_<

If the hunter found her, then the puppys too. Hm, good thing BBC didn't showed a list with the names of the hunters. -_-'

[BluOceanBubbles]

@Rimfaxe96 Not true. The wolf could have easily been attacked by a bear or cougar, then consumed.

Why do people think that hunters are bloodthirsty, deranged people? Many of them are just like you and me, trying to provide for their families and as compassionate as the next person. You are being incredibly ignorant - how is hunting connected to perverts?! Your attitude is absolutely disgusting; the way you have spoken about people YOU HAVE NEVER EVEN MET is sickening. Get a life, wolfaboo.

[Rimfaxe96]

@BluOceanBubbles Not many bears or cougars live that close to humans. And I know that hunters can be 'normal', I also know some irl. I see that you don't know much about that; in a world of ignorant humans only ignorant ones can survive. For example, you just insulted me and you never met me as well. And the imaginary anonymity of the internet doesn't matter. ;) Try to understand your own comment, ok? And there are enough hunters who just love it to kill living creatures. Learn about reality.

[BluOceanBubbles]

@Rimfaxe96 What has that got to do with whether or no the wolf was killed by a bear or cougar? :L

If you know hunters are normal people, then why did you label them perverts? You directly made a prejudice, naive judgement. You're talking out of your arse - plenty of decent people are living today. I insulted you because you were speaking in an absolutely disgusting way.

[Rimfaxe96]

@BluOceanBubbles I see you didn't read my comment. Well, I won't repeat myself for someone who can't accept others opinions or critic, it makes no sense anyway. e.e

[BluOceanBubbles]

@Rimfaxe96 I'd read enough of your nonsense to know that you're a full-on wolfaboo.

[DanimalLawlz]

Let's hunt the hunter that got her

[BluOceanBubbles]

@DanimalLawlz How do you know that she got shot by a hunter?

Anyway, even if she did, I highly doubt that given a chance you would not kill the hunter. Hunters are like you and me - they have families to feed, they have emotions like we do, etc. They are not mindless killers like many people, including you, seem to like to make out.

[DanimalLawlz]

@BluOceanBubbles So murdering a wolf that has a family to feed is cool, but killing a human is much worse because we are smarter? What makes you think every hunter has a family? I'm sure a lot of them live in piece of shit trailer parks and come home from hunting and drink malt liquor till 3 am and pass out watching Maury.

[BluOceanBubbles]

@DanimalLawlz You are actually being extremely offensive towards people you don't even know.

Hunting equipment is expensive, so I highly doubt you'll find them living in a trailer. I didn't claim that every hunter has a family, but you'll often find that hunters who hunt for a living do have a family who they need to provide for.

FYI, murder means the killing of a human, not an animal.

[DanimalLawlz]

@BluOceanBubbles I've been to the shit hole communities in Canada and Alaska where they trophy hunt grizzly bears despite their vulnerability, I can attest to the fact that many are trashy, uneducated, and inconsiderate people. I doubt it varies that much in mainland USA.

[ilikessubway]

Has anyone here read White Fang? Great book! It's by Jack London.

[unomnacajit1]

@ilikessubway i knew this thay would eventually come - when computer addicts ask eachother if they've read a real book...

[graywolf741]

they covered the lens and the traker failed

[animals77777]

This is the problem predators, such as Wolves are having. Because they compete with human hunters in hunting land and ungulate, hunters and hunting organizations are fabricating information on wolves and such to lobby for their extinction.

[HenryDavidT]

Other animals (herbivores or carnivores) don't really need humans to "invite them in for tea." They simply need homo sapiens to act like an intelligent, RESPONSIBLE species & stop multiplying their numbers like small viruses & bacteria. Humans are able to plan & carry out plans to physically, FORCIBLY taking any & all good habitat from any & all animals, making it their own "private property," is just too much for the other animals.

[Klaudia249249]

"Rubbish Dump" Gotta love that.

[sakal88]

a russian radio collar working with vacuum tubes HAHAHAAA

never saw such a big one

[101raptorkill101]

i really want to know what happend to the mother wolf??!!

[midnightthedragon999]

cute wolf pups!!!!

[sweetsugarwolf]

What a brave soul x

[54BlackRose]

UM HELLO are the pups alright and i hope whatever happen to her well if she was killed by someone then they should go die in a hole

[sushanalone]

10 pups is a big way to go . shes a hard working single mother! i dont think any of her pups would have survived unless within a pack.

[sweetpea027]

How loving & sweet she was. So sorry to hear she has never been seen again. Sounds like she was reported & the pound picked her up & killed her & pups. What a shame. I love wolves. ~~A~~

[ChocolatesABC]

its sad, but i suppose they are filming a documentary, they are out there to observe and study not to save animals. Its understandable. It is a rule they have to follow. This kind of thing happens in the wild - survival is hard and humans are not mean to intervene, Having said that. Since they have already intervened, and i'm not talking about urbanization - i'm talking about the collar - i mean they put a collar on her. the least they can do is do...something.

[music0cool]

10 pups. thats a lot of work. i hope she didnt die!

[Zerie]

she did...

[music0cool]

it didnt say that for sure! but probably...:(

[RatongaBruiser]

I know she is a wild animal, but they really could have sedated her and perhaps cleaned up her leg and wrapped it in some light weight wrap, knowing how many pups she had and the lengths she went to help them. Humans are capable of compassion, sometimes that`s more important that science.

[2008jackchong]

@RatongaBruiser Most Intelligent comment on YT universe so far ;)

[RatongaBruiser]

@2008jackchong

Thank you, I think, but is that really an accomplishment? ^.^'

[FangnclawXD]

@RatongaBruiser Poor thing, this is how much of humanity treats the homeless too. They're both alone, hungry, sometimes hurt, and ignored, resented, and/or feared.

[mrfivegold]

@RatongaBruiser No it isn't if we did that we;d have to do that with every creature. We start setting standards which varies from creature to creature which puts the quality to the the food chain at risk. It may seem cruel to have this done to such a beutiful creature in the world but those who observe know with sadly that it does more harm to help these animals in the way you describe than letting it be, if only other instituions took that policy.

[soappop]

@mrfivegold What are you fighting about O_O

[mrfivegold]

@soappop I was just stating in a half asleep state that if we interfere with the balance of nature for one species we put it all at risk. 

[soappop]

@mrfivegold Ok I understand now, thankyou ^_^

[megzx96]

i think when she was never spotted was cos her coller wasnt working so they lost her signal idk :S lol

[Paintedawg]

Maybe she just got so annoyed with the collar she managed to get it off somehow?

[viechen2]

what happened to the puppies? they said she disappeared later in the season...

[fadrisagogn]

This is a very intelligent animal.

Here in the Surselva (Switzerland) we also have tree wolfs

[EuroFootix]

@fadrisagogn lol 3 wolfes :)))

[flanderlin]

omg!!! i hope she didn't die!! cuz if she died... that means all ten of her pups died too :(

[GreenCheese500]

@flanderlin: Yeah :-'( I just feel so bad for the cops and she's a very loving mother too taking care of her pups. Cruel nature and cruel human :-(

[mariotttttttt]

me to man those pups r to young to die!!!!!! T_T i hope not

[OzzieDogz]

The lone hunter.

[Nero999Uri]

If hunters DID kill such a caring mother I hope they forever rot in hell.

[sasakinaru]

Well said.

[sushanalone]

@Nero999Uri true cos they can see from her lactating breasts if she is a mother or not.

[Cuvac]

@Nero999Uri

Those bastards do.

In this BBC documentary is pointed out how an alpha pair (male and female with cubs) was shot/poisoned by hunters.

Their offspring was left alone, their parents never came back.

People like this belong in fucking jail, where they can pick up soap, fucking nature-criminals.

[KittySnowene]

@Nero999Uri Oh wwaahh.

[PrettyBoyCranking]

@Nero999Uri wtf dude. are u kidding me.. u are going to curse someone to hell? because that wolf made the area of peoples work place unsafe? if that thing was roaming around where u worked.. i hope u get torn to shreds u fkn dumb arse no brain piece of shiet

[Nero999Uri]

@PrettyBoyCranking UMAD BRO?

[BannedIP]

10 cubs :))- very good documentary

[ClassicToonFan64]

I wonder what was her final fate. Thanks for the video.

The number of cubs really surprised me.

[Claudiavquiroga]

O dó,mãe é mãe até nos animais.

[sweetpea027]

A very caring video from humans who did care. Hopefully you; who made the video looked for her cubs. Young folks with rifles out to aim and kill are for real and should be reported and stopped.I am to save the wolves. I love wolves and their howls.

[mariotttttttt]

i agreey with u wolves r kinda like my famliy ( do got a human famliy tho its just that we r like a pack of wolves)