A Reign at Risk: The Indian Grey Wolf and the Grasslands of Saswad
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2021
- The Indian grey wolf is the apex predator of Saswad's grasslands, but defending its territory is not easy. It must chase away hyenas and aggressive packs of dogs. And now, a new challenger has shown up. Can the grey ghost of the grasslands retain its dominance?
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After reviving both asiatic lions and Bengal tigers , it’s time to revive Indian wolves 🐺 and hyenas
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Wolves are just vermin to be shot on sight.
also Asiatic caracals
Absolutely 💯 Right ✅
Yes.
Please save the grey wolves and hyenas of India. They are very important for our eco system
They are very underrated. Many people don't even know these animals exist here 😞
Ok
The only important animal in india is COW
@@btsandtheirarmiessuckscock7043 it is only due to those cow and nature worshipers that many species are alive in in India. The single God worshippers believe everything God made for their consumption destroyed nearly all species from Europe and middle East. Vast of american, African and australian continent was also destroyed by them.
I am fully agree with you
Wolves, Blackbucks, Cheetah and Great Indian Bustard are the flagship species of the grasslands.
We have seen a lot of campaigning regarding saving forests, but none talks about saving our grasslands. Everyone says, "Plant a tree", but sometimes we must also remove trees to allow grasses to grow.
Hope the newly arrived cheetah changes our approach.
Wolves are seen in Pench tiger reserve in MP and Velvader in GJ. One I encountered in Asola Bhatti, Delhi. They are supposed to be around 3000 left in India.
Asola Bhatti....perhaps you are thinking of the Golden jackal
@@tanmayhaldar7565 Both. I saw wolf and golden jackal also.
@Vineet Billorey Then you must be extremely lucky.......and then some more lucky. You were so lucky on that day that had you started digging you might have struck oil
The video quality is top notch
Wolf
Indian grey wolf should be protected ❤I hope that Indian government will protect these animals
I thought Indian wolves don’t live in packs and dont coexist with hyenas and leopards. Great video thanks for sharing
All wolves live in packs.
@@sarban1653 arabian wolves usually don’t but sometimes they live in pairs
@@FireTigerT3 Indian wolves used to live in large packs as big as European and American wolves, but they were wiped out by human, some Indian wolves were maneaters.
The indian wolves like the wolves of international novel (Jungle Book)
Because The Jungle Book is based on Indian wildlife.
Wow India. You have wolf and hyena together.
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Yes. Thank you!
We have tiger, leopard, snow leopard, black panther, asiatic lion, wolves, Dholes (wild dogs), jackals, hyenas, fox, himalayan brown bears, Asian black bears, sloth bear, sun bear. We also had the asiatic cheetah, which went extinct. Asiatic cheetah are now found in Iran only.
Outstanding videography ...Award winning documentary.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ans We all villagers thought they are foxes but they live very close to our feilds. Really local hunters also kill them for amusement. They never came close to people but living with the villagers with harmony since very long time
Tell wildlife department about those hunters
Bro same name 😁
My Son's name
Which state do u belong?
@@mrityunjaysinghsamkaria6114 m.p.
@@mrityunjaysinghsamkaria6114 what is the age of your son?
These animals are also found in my village before some years but now they are not seen since a very long time
These are the guys who raised Mogli...
ಡೆಕ್ಕನ್ ತೋಳಗಳ ಬಗ್ಗೆ ಉತ್ತಮ ಸಾಕ್ಷ್ಯ ಚಿತ್ರ.
Great quality... Great vedio
Superb video you deserve millions subscribers
Quite informative! Thanks for the video.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing work rgs....proud to have u in pune
Thank you so much 😀
Amazing informative video
Sir plz make a video on indian lobaan (lomar/lomri/lomra/indian fox)
Underrated UA-camr ever 😥🔥🥰
Great Documentary !!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Do watch this film from Saswad as well: sustain.round.glass/videos/leopards-of-saswad/
Informative
We saw yesterday night very rare fully black fox at a village near karnataka maharashtra border very beautiful we can't explain it our luck to see that
Wow!
Nice they are really ghost I love this animal
Such a beautiful shortfilm
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Just excellent 🙏
Many thanks! Please check out our channel for films on India's wildlife! :)
Wow
.amazingly made
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While the Bharati wolf's genus name Canis is Latin for hound and its species name lupus is Latin for wolf, I think the reason for its species name pallipes, which means pale footed, was based on a specimen that had almost white paws. By Bharati, I mean "Indian." By hound, I mean any "dog." Do you think so?
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Wow Amazing
Thank you :)
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We should concentrate more on wolves, hyenas and wild dogs we are concentrating too much on the tiger only don't get me wrong my favourite animal is offcourse the Royal bengal tiger but we should focus on other animals also, also we should focus on the conservation of caracals they're nearly extinct so we should conserve other wildlife also apart from tiger and asiatic lion
Concentrate on all of them and habitat large enough for Lions and Tigers, which would then include wolves and hyenas etc. They are all sup[possed to be in the areas mostly.
100% true, its my thinking too❤
Lovely grey ghost
They look as small as the South China wolf,South China wolves usually weigh only 15-20 kg
Is it easy to spot an Indian Grey Wolf in Saswad Grasslsnd
I love wolves
Us too!
Very underrated video
Glad you liked it.
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Its so like jackals
Place
Unfortunately Maharashtra government don't indulge in wildlife issues.
Fantastic video. Can you please share the location for a chance to sight them?
Saswad .. it is one hour from Pune on solapur route
please save them
I suggest you to write full detail of the location...where is saswad...it shouldbe written in the description atleast.
Thanks for your suggestion. We'll keep it in mind.
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in 10 years wolves , hyenas and himalyan brown bears are going extinct for sure and it's very saddening
We hope that doesn't happen!
In India and Arabia, wolves are above hyenas in the food chain, for your information.
Is there a link for the complete documentary.
Hi! This is the complete film. But if you are looking for some longer films please check out our channel, we do make longer documentaries as well!
@@RoundglassSustain only 3 minutes and 26 seconds, I got so absorbed.
@@sunilwildtrippin4687 :)
Give me a location.. where in Saswad? Purandar basin. Supa ?
near supe you can see but very rare
They have a great chance against striped hyenas but they are no match for leopards which is scary because leopards may easily kill wolves but horrifically treat them like a easy prey
@desert wolf yes
@desert wolf Indian wolves are small even a dog like malamute can dominate them
@desert wolf truth hurts you
@desert wolf even a rat can kill your wolf
@Personal Being but in India tiger population is increasing
Recently I saw a run-over grey wolf head struck in Delhi bound Tamil Nadu Express train Bogie.
Which place is in India?
This is Saswad in Maharashtra, India. You might wish to look at other video stories from Saswad here: sustain.round.glass/search-stories/?search_term=saswad
Leopard is serious threat to them.
@desert wolf do you know anything about Indian wolves
Leopard isn't that big of a threat really. Indian wolves used to live all over India and coexisted with Tigers, Lions, Dholes, Cheetahs, snow leopards and indian leopards. They will be fine.
@@grammarpolice9738 at that time prey base of leopard was high but now story is different
@@grammarpolice9738 those times, the wolves were stronger and formed larger packs due to the availability of territory and a healthy prey base.
Nope, domestic dogs are a serious threat to them, hybridization. There's a study that concludes the Indian Grey wolf is heavily hybridized with feral dogs who overlapped their territories.
India has two species of wolf, bheriya who are rather smaller then European wolves and himalayan wolves who are bigger then average European wolves, ofc gray wolves are biggest.
Mowgli's parents
They look like jackals more than wolf. Probably because of their smaller size
Please save the wolves
Save Wolves....
What is the maximum weight of Indian grey wolf
17 to 22 kg
30kg, while Canadian timber wolves can get to 70 or 80kg
These wolves thrive in turkey but the hyenas are endangered
Honestly smallest wolf breed I think so
1:00 the most beautiful Hyena.
#StrippedHyena
I want to buy couple wolf...where can I buy?
You are a fool
Wal-Mart
Amazon lol
It's time to do something for Mowgli"s f amily
😂
These wolfs have been killed by the local hunters for the long time...
Just for the skin and nails..
It's predicted that by the year 2100 India's population will decrease to 1 billion but I think the population will decrease even below that because the future generation will have less and less kids. So what a great time that will be for wildlife not just across India but across Asia also as Asia's population will also drop severely by that time.
Very unfortunately I have seen only two since 20 yeras
I think we will have to import wolfs and hyenas again like Cheetas
If we don't make any effort to preserve the dwindling wold and hyena populations we already have then perhaps yes...but we hope that day does not come.
I think it is Coyote and not wolf.
It is suitable for cheetah
Shameless Indian government for just watching these jungle and animals
Insted of carring them
I believe that lack of focus on conserving these wolves is a result of India's past.
Colonization by the Britishs left the country impoverished, this was compounded by the high degree of inequality in Indian society.
Such factors usually (quite understandably) lead to the attitude of 'if we can't do anything for so many people, why should we even bother with wild animals who contribute nothing?'
Times have changed and India is emerging as a global economic and political power. It would make me very sad to hear that people in India only realized that they could have done more after the last wolf in the wild died.
The British left over 60 yrs. ago, India has had adequate tie to catch up, moreover they keep practising the obsolete caste system, of heir own volition.
@@stevenmcgillivray9283 and yet the British have wiped every apex predator they have on their isles ages ago, and people like you sit on your armchair and criticise India, which despite being the sort of nation have in their conservation efforts have now brought Tiger numbers up and have done a much better job at wildlife conservation. It always boggle my mind how Western nations which have wiped their flora and fauna and introduced animals which have devastated native ecosystems now sit back and lecture Indians and Africans who actually, despite their poverty have done much better job
@@thatindiandude4602 I still think India, should abolish the obsolete caste system, and help eliminate poverty, and have greater financial means to conserve wildlife.
@@stevenmcgillivray9283 once the Indian lions and tigers roamed all over the country.. had the British stayed in India for another 20 years the Indian tigers,wolves and lions would have gone extinct... every former colony has the same story to tell. Look at the south east Asia and Africa
@@stevenmcgillivray9283 Hindus had varna system. It wasn't discriminatory. Caste was introduced by the Europeans. Casta is a Portuguese word by the way.
dogs have become a great nuisance for wild life
Feral dogs themselves are wild. They have a right to fight for their own survival. It's the survival of the fittest remember? We most often forget that dogs were and are pack oriented carnivores just like wolves
Only in India even animals coexist. India is a unique country and the jealous Caucasians destroyed its nature .
They are mowgli's cousins
That's a cute commnet :)
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Shame of indian government
Wolves are cowards , a leopard would never mess with dholes.