My thoughts exactly..., I've never heard or scene wolf behavior like that, I wish a expert would explain what exactly was going on here during all this. Do you get it?

it must have been really hungry to go after a moose alone in water where the moose has the advantage. maybe it was a young wolf that hasn't found a new pack yet.

That's exactly! For it to attack alone, AND in the water. This is a lone wolf that hasn't found a pack yet, and was getting extremely desperate. During this time of transition, lone wolves will hunt smaller game like rabbits, etc.. something they can actually catch alone. As this proves, a single wolf can not take down large prey by itself. As I said, this wolf must not have even been able to get a hold of small game if it was willing to take this huge of a risk.

It was a unwise choice to attack an animal with really long legs,a weight & a height advantage in the scale of 1:4+ (wolf:moose). I was waiting to see if the moose had trampled & drowned the wolf... A strange risk for the wolf to take.

​@@pilgrimsspiritualvoyage6252 I had similar thoughts. Maybe it was a pappa wolf with a mom & cubs nearby to feed. Typically animals don't choose prey they cannot eat all to themselves if they are only considering feeding themselves. Perhaps in icy terrain in winter so that they can return to the frozen carcass & feed over multiple days. But this was not an icy area or season it seems.

... or on land. Must have been smoking something :)

It nearly won that battle too. The moose was getting tired and beginning to panic. Would have been interesting to see how that played out if the water wasnt so deep

The bias was crazzyyy literally saying the opposite of what was happening lol

Yea, but it was pretty good watching it.

​@@Jason2223 Agreed. Folks are just talking footage from the Internet and trying to make money. They know nothing about wildlife. Good on them for making extra Cash PS, Thank you for being intelligent.

The wolf is very strong, even if it is alone, with a broad chest, very high endurance, speeds of up to 60 kilometers per hour, and excellent bite force. Add to that, it is a very skilled swimmer.

exactly, that wolf was getting stomped and had a big problem, not the other way around

It's called hunger

It has pups to feed or a girlfriend to impress. Not just human men go for uphill battles.

That have been documentations have single wolves killing bull moose. Also in the full video we see that wolf wasnt alone. Its pack was waiting in the forest, waiting for that wolf to lead it to land to ambush the moose

It did keep looking back to shore, I wondered if the rest of the pack were near by waiting to ambush

@@melissamoore7003 Possibility. They are smart.

I wonder if the rest of the pack had its calf, and this wolf was sent out to keep it busy ​@@melissamoore7003

Agreed

A moose can be a pretty fierce fighter. I don't think it felt it needed to be.

Youd be suprised how quickly any animal will gas out when being actively hunted. Especially with the extra drag of the water. In open terrain that wolf prob doesnt even go after that moose but isolating it in the water has the moose out of its element. Wolves stamina is off the charts. Thats basically how they take down large prey, they run them to exhuastion

@@itsmeitstrueyou seem confident in your response except a moose is very much IN it’s element in the water. They’re in the water all the time and they’re great swimmers

Joe Rogan said the moose was gassed, so it must be gassed...

I mean... Definitely seems to be the sympathetic character in this Disney play called life...

I was rooting for the wolf. Moose are assholes. If you ran into both of those animals in the wild, the wolf would probably leave you alone but that moose would stop the living shit out of you.

I was rooting for the wolf because he's probably desperate for food and a moose would feed a whole pack.

It was a one on one match, so I knew the moose would prevail, especially in water. Had a pack shown up to help, things would have been different. I have walked up to 10-15 meters on a bobcat and a few coyotes to take photos, but I would never walk up on a moose, elk, or even a javelina (peccary) without having something substantial between myself and them. 😂 My parents never raised any fools. 😂

​@silasxiii Always. Moose are always assholes. It is in their DNA.

Agreed. That moose could have gone for miles. The narrative made no sense and is just for drama to get more views

Makes you wonder what would happen between humans without supermarkets or police.

Without hospital too ! 😂

@@JsscRchlDrsy It already happened. It is called the beginning of America.

As it should be 😁

​@JsscRchlDrsy history has proven, everyone would be just fine. Plus we would be a lot healthier, because our food wouldn't be massively poisoned and over processed. And we wouldn't have a tyrannical totalitarian standing army.

Just goes to show how stupid herbivores really are. You just know that if a huge heard turned around and charged their predators they'd turn them into minced meat, but noooooo! They run and scatter like idiots. That's why I remain a carnivore. 😉

The only way for a pray to survive is to stay on its legs.

​@@arystanbeck914.. have you not seen kangaroo standing in the water. And when the dog jumps into the water, the kangaroo drowns the dog

@@Shibataea0521 are we watching the same video, or maybe my eyes. deceiving me and I need a new par of glasses? So far, I can see a moose and wolf somewhere in North American (or maybe Siderian) wilderness, not a kangaroo and dog in Australia.

Exactly.@@Shibataea0521

WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, HE WAS ONE FIRM FOOTING AWAY FROM JUMPING UP TO THE MOOSE'S NECK, AND IT'S ALL OVER !!!

@@AVIDEOGAL That Moose is bigger than a horse, one wolf ain’ t bringing it down. A grizzly bear, probably, but not always.

В Макдональдс пошол

Пусть мышей жрет!

The other wolves were on the sidelines because the crazy wolf said, "here, hold my beer".

Ugh....

😂​@@fredstriker2042

For the sake of youtube views. Lol

Man, the biggest threat.

@dorothybrown8859 Really, do realize 99% of Moose will be EATEN ALIVE by another animal or die another painful death due to the elements. I'm betting the average run of the mill Moose wouldn't agree

If you can imagine that, you can also imagine that you have an R15 and plenty ammo with you…🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

new fear unlocked

kiak fencing with a fishing pole and an oar....

Coward ​@@victorguzman2302

No

That moose was never in any danger from a single wolf. The video exaggerated.

Had the moose been intelligent enough to go deeper into the water at the beginning, she would have been spared from getting that leg chewed up.

Probably correct on that because I fly my drone out past the tree line and as I get to a certain point I had a bunch of wolves are howling. When I pull the drone backwards they go quiet……. So yes must be agitated but however, I’ve flown over a deer sleeping and laying there and a deer don’t even hear the drone lol

I agree

So then why did you watch it?

Там зазаборные матеры пишут ,стая рядом имхо была. Этот волк был не один

Это да, это их природа, но мы то уже можем не причинять страдания животным, проявляя милосердие и ненасилие.

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... Вероятно волчица, волчата и она голодные

Но человек уже может проявлять этическо - нравственные качества и не причинять страданий ни людям, им животным. В этом - то и суть человеческого воплощения, в развитии духовных качеств, иначе эволюции сознания не произойдёт.

Survival of the fittest

Wolf can eat something else like a rabbit and live

That was what used to be a very good deli, in Miami Beach..called: Wolfe's.

Full video shows that the rest of the pack is waiting in the woods for the one wolf to drive the moose toward them for an ambush. The moose wisely stayed in the deeper water.

​@@anthonyhenderson8632interesting

You're crazy if you think that moose was in any danger.

I always say never underestimate the Grey Wolf…love that animal.

And a single wolf still isnt much of a threat to an adult moose.

Everything you said is correct, except for a wolf being able to take down large pray. Even a very large alpha Canadian gray wolf can NOT take down large prey by itself. I have no idea where you even heard that. Having lived on the Canadian border, lived in Montana and Wyoming in which Grey wolves are prevalent... So I can confidently say from 100's of years of scientific study and personal experience... that there isn't a single wolf on this planet that can take down large prey on its own.

@@pilgrimsspiritualvoyage6252 Actually, a LONE WOLF is in fact capable of killing prey up to the size of a CARIBOU by itself. And it is on KZfaq. And of course a WOLF can kill a GOAT and SHEEP by itself. And those are relatively large prey also. Unlike the smaller wild dogs like COYOTES, JACKALS, and FOXES; a WOLF is physically designed to kill large prey all by itself if necessary, but they usually do it in packs. Being in packs increases their success rate of course and the pack also helps WOLVES protect themselves and their hard earned prey against larger predators such as BEARS and BIG CATS. But the WOLF'S teeth, jaw pressure, and body weight is designed for killing LARGE PREY. This is ESPECIALLY true of the WOLVES that live further NORTH, which tend to grow to a LARGER SIZE than their SOUTHERN RELATIVES. And yes, they OCCASIONALLY have to kill LARGE PREY alone. Again, we can NEVER underestimate how FORMIDABLE a larger GRAY WOLF can be. Go to KZfaq and look for the footage of a LONE WOLF killing a CARIBOU.

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