omygosh, i can't believe i am writing the first comment! anyways... I think those wolves are savvy to the cams! the one in the woods looked straight at it in the dark and the one on the beach looked straight at it at least twice! now, i am not saying you guys need to be more inconspicuous.., merely i am remarking upon the wolves' intelligence! and i'm kinda glad they have their own chill spot! looks beautiful!
Strange that all the wolves except one, were all going in the same direction. I'm guessing that a large density of wolves would eliminate all available prey species when confined to an island so they are either able to access nearby islands or are living by beach combing at low tides.
Cool video ❤
omygosh, i can't believe i am writing the first comment! anyways... I think those wolves are savvy to the cams! the one in the woods looked straight at it in the dark and the one on the beach looked straight at it at least twice! now, i am not saying you guys need to be more inconspicuous.., merely i am remarking upon the wolves' intelligence! and i'm kinda glad they have their own chill spot! looks beautiful!
Yeah they sure are smart. the cams we were using have light flash and have a red glow at night. still impressive they noticed!
wolves, deer and bear can hear the motor running. that's why sometimes bears will EAT the cam. !!!
@@HeronPoint2021 whoa, no way!
Strange that all the wolves except one, were all going in the same direction. I'm guessing that a large density of wolves would eliminate all available prey species when confined to an island so they are either able to access nearby islands or are living by beach combing at low tides.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. I agree, quite often they are seen beach combing and swimming to neighbouring islands.
interesting!
@@BC_Trailcams coastal wolves will only eat the fish's head. the rest is full of parasites if eaten raw. how do they know that? no idea!!!