Surprise(s) – Day 34 of 365
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Such a great example of nature and different species sharing space. If only humans could be better at it
Think of the adrenalin flowing through that little guy!
Love affair.
They can’t have been too hungry. Luckily for the otter!
That was utterly amazing.
Wow
So glad the otter won, it was his lucky day.
It was the otters lucky day!
Great footage! Not how I thought it would end!
hahahahah……”who dat?!”
Young wolves. What’s the saying human mothers say?…..”Children! Don’t play with your food!”
Wow!
A game of tag?
What was that little guy…?
A surprise ending!
I love watching these videos! Thanks for posting them : )
One lucky otter
what an interaction to capture, brilliant
Toujours un grand plaisir à regarder celle là ! Ouf, les loups n’ont pas faim. : )
What a terrific, fun video for today. Thank you Jim.
Thank you.
FANTASTIC footage! A universe above the filming of a bunch of large guys playing football in a heated dome for too much money in front of a herd of sapiens who couldn’t handle the cold….
wow; thank you
Great footage, but please leave out the added obnoxious sounds.
Then turn off ur volume
Stunning to watch that play out thanks Jim for all these windows into Nature’s gifts and surprises!
Wow, that got my heart racing!
Do we know why the second wolf is missing it’s front paw
? Is it a result of trapping?
Second Wolf victim of a trap.
Do we know why the second wolf is missing it’s front paw
? Is it a result of trapping?
Two of my favorite creatures. It looks like the the footless trap survivor is cleverly waiting on the otter’s trail home.
Hmmmm, who was chasing whom….loved it! A moment of excitement for all…
What a dramatic scene with the otter and the wolves. I’m sure his spunk and attack surprised the wolves and he made a clean getaway. I love otters and this one shows his courage and tenacity to defend himself against a larger animal. Thanks for capturing this encounter in the wilds.
The otter was my favorite today.
Wow!
Phew, that was close
Glad about the ending-
I think the wolves thought they had found a new playmate.
maybe the otter’s scent glands put them off the kill
Great video!
That was close. The wolves must not have been too hungry.
Wow!
That was tense.
I laughed myself silly! I sure wish I could’ve seen this myself. Jim, you are one lucky man!
Typical youngsters. They need more training of hunting skills from the pack.
100% awesome moment!!
They’er not very hungry.
Videos like this help dispel the wrong reputation about wolves -thanks.
Videos like this help dispel the wrong reputation about wolves -thanks.
Mordante la petite
amazing that the pups didn’t take the otter
amazing that the pups didn’t take the otter
Loved it. Such an interesting video. I’m really surprised they let the otter escape.
I’m surprised the wolf weren’t hungry the lighter-colored one was very pretty the other one looked quite thin
I’m surprised the wolf weren’t hungry the lighter-colored one was very pretty the other one looked quite thin
Alissa Deschamps
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Alissa Deschamps
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Sorry, couldn’t watch the ending but relieved to find the author made it out OK! Thanks to the comments below !!
Wonderful! LOL! Wonder who was more surprised..
Wonderful! LOL! Wonder who was more surprised..
Wow…run otter run. He appeared to be a long way from his home. Happy he got away!
thank you
thank you
SUPERBE…..BELLE SURPRISE EN EFFET …..DE VOIR CETTE PETITE BETE METTRE EN DEROUTE CES MECHANTS LOUPS……..SAUVE QUI PEUT……
It pays to stay alert!
Jim, is the wolf with the injured foot going to be ok?
Jim, is the wolf with the injured foot going to be ok?
Jim, is the wolf with the injured foot going to be ok?
Karin, in a previous video, Jim described this wolf as a trap survivor/trap injury.
Great clip!
Great clip!
Great clip!
Heehee the otter snipped at the wolf’s tail! Glad the wolves were not looking for a snack.
Heehee the otter snipped at the wolf’s tail! Glad the wolves were not looking for a snack.
Heehee the otter snipped at the wolf’s tail! Glad the wolves were not looking for a snack.
Feisty otter.. such a great clip!
Feisty otter.. such a great clip!
How phenomenal!
How phenomenal!
Whew!
Whew!
I love how fierce that little otter is! The wolves just looked playful.
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Let her go…
Let her go…
Let her go…
My heart was thumping! Happy for the outcome
My heart was thumping! Happy for the outcome
My heart was thumping! Happy for the outcome
Guess those wolves were’nt hungry. Lucky otter!
Guess those wolves were’nt hungry. Lucky otter!
Guess those wolves were’nt hungry. Lucky otter!
Interesting encounter.
Interesting encounter.
Interesting encounter.
Wow! You guys get some amazing clips!!!
Wow! You guys get some amazing clips!!!
They must be yearling pups as they are still too young to have honed their hunting skills. Where is the rest of their pack? These two seem to be too young to have dispersed from the main pack?
Wolves must have been full
Wolves must have been full
Why would the wolves pass up the otter?
Why would the wolves pass up the otter?
Peut-être pas faim ou la loutre trop dure
What fun…
Energie sparen.
Energie sparen.
Well that’s not the ending I expected….
Well that’s not the ending I expected….
one of the wolves is the injured-paw (trapped) individual. Sequencing may not be accurate, but it would be informative to get an update of recovery, when possible.