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Down a wild river where bison, otters, coyotes and human thrill-seekers ...
Down a wild river where bison, otters, coyotes and human thrill-seekers ...
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00:00Hi, I'm Bill Pullman
00:02Forty years ago when I first came to Montana, USA
00:06I didn't feel that this desolate place was lacking anything.
00:10The wolf pack disappeared, and the brown bear was once on the verge of extinction.
00:14But this situation is now changing.
00:17People made a pioneering attempt.
00:20Returning some iconic animals to Yellowstone National Park
00:25In our eyes, these animals have no natural enemies.
00:28However, they also face various survival challenges.
00:31Brown bear mothers raising their cubs must remain vigilant at all times.
00:35A lone wolf separated from its pack is even more vulnerable.
00:39We will tell you the story of the predator's return.
00:45The original intention behind establishing Yellowstone National Park
00:48It originated from an experimental idea.
00:51That is to protect this place.
00:54To build a paradise for wild flora and fauna.
00:59However, for nearly a century
01:01Due to the decreasing number of large predators
01:05The populations of some animals are out of control.
01:10The environmental conditions in Yellowstone National Park have deteriorated rapidly.
01:15The ecosystem is gradually losing its balance
01:20The return of large predators
01:23The situation was turned around
01:29The gray wolves reclaimed their territory.
01:34The brown bear needs to fight back.
01:40These predators either conquer their opponents
01:43Or be expelled by the opponent
01:47Their path home is fraught with difficulties.
01:51The mother brown bear warily guarded her cubs.
01:57A lone wolf is searching for a pack of wolves.
02:07Yellowstone National Park has been revitalized with the Bible.
02:11Both warriors and their prey will usher in a new era.
02:36The call of the blue pheasant heralds the approaching spring in Yellowstone National Park.
02:41arrival
02:47Brown bears have also awakened from their long hibernation.
03:04The chubby brown bear smelled a familiar scent.
03:09He jogged all the way to the riverbank.
03:18With a keen sense of smell
03:20The brown bear found the source of the scent.
03:23The carcass of a bison that froze to death
03:28For brown bears
03:29This is a very nutritious meal.
03:42The smell of the carcass also attracted another predator.
03:48A lone wolf separated from its pack
03:51This curious little guy is named Heiwei.
03:58Like many young lone wolves
04:01He left the protection of the wolves.
04:03Start to support yourself
04:08Heiwei was starving.
04:18He had to take a gamble.
04:20Two apex predators face off
04:29The brown bear let out a growl.
04:32It's like a demonstration against Black Widow.
04:36Heiwei responded
04:38But he was clearly no match for the brown bear.
04:43He kept provoking the brown bear.
04:47Black-faced chicken, long deer
04:49He was testing the brown bear's limits.
04:52A single swipe from a brown bear could kill him.
05:09Blackweed runs faster than a brown bear
05:12But he always seemed both anxious and detached.
05:14Enraged the brown bear, it followed.
05:21Gradually, the brown bear moved away.
05:23American bison remains
05:39The brown bear couldn't run anymore.
05:51Blackie's strategy failed.
05:57But he didn't eat more than a few bites.
06:06The three wolves gradually approached.
06:12They discovered that Hive was a lone wolf.
06:14So they swarmed forward.
06:16Start driving out the Black Wehren
06:24The gray wolf is not afraid of fighting alone.
06:28However, they couldn't withstand the combined attack of the wolves.
06:34Heiwei had never encountered such a situation before.
06:55The arrogant wolf relentlessly pursued
06:57Courageous and resourceful
06:59Heiwei could only flee in disarray.
07:03The proud wolf snatched the food
07:10Heiwei had no choice but to continue starving.
07:17Here
07:18The chances of a lone wolf surviving are extremely slim.
07:25Hevi had no companions.
07:27No territory
07:28Often bullied
07:37Afraid of venturing out alone
07:39They'll just keep hitting walls everywhere.
07:41Even lose your life
07:43He must join a wolf pack as soon as possible.
07:46Only then can one have someone to rely on
07:54Spring breeze sweeps across the valley
07:56Crossing the hills
07:57Yellowstone National Park
07:59It became lush and green again
08:01Baicao landscape
08:04The eastern route families that migrated south for the winter last year
08:07They gradually returned to this vast grassland.
08:15Herds of American bison
08:17Forked Woods and Canada Road
08:19It was nourished by the green grass.
08:21Became fat and strong again
08:24For a period of time
08:25These animals were once an overpopulation problem.
08:28Yellowstone National Park
08:30The fertile river valley was overburdened.
08:32Resource Catastrophe
08:35now
08:35With the arrival of spring
08:38The forces that once served as a check and balance
08:41It's back again.
08:43That's a wolf pack.
08:53Wapidi Fox Pack
08:54Yellowstone National Park
08:56One of the largest wolf packs
08:58This wolf pack
08:59There are currently twenty adult gray wolves.
09:01Moreover, the number of members is still growing.
09:08Wapidi Fox Pack
09:10Wandering around the park
09:14Within a territory of several hundred square kilometers
09:16This wolf pack
09:17There is enough food.
09:21However, the gray wolf
09:22Here, radical skills were once used.
09:26early 20th century
09:28People will gray wolf
09:29regarded as an enemy
09:30A large-scale hunting campaign was launched.
09:33This led to a decrease in the number of gray wolves.
09:35sharp decrease
09:45Many scientists at that time
09:47Not clear
09:49No checks and balances
09:50An ecosystem
09:51Unable to develop healthily
09:571926
09:58Internet Park shot someone in the park
10:01The last wild gray wolf
10:04Nobody knew at the time
10:06The consequences of doing this
10:09By the beginning of 1995
10:11People brought more than a dozen gray wolves
10:13Migrating from Canada
10:14Yellowstone National Park, USA
10:26This is Yellowstone National Park.
10:28Restoring ecological balance
10:29The first step
10:39Will these gray wolves stay?
10:43They will be in this unfamiliar place
10:46To reproduce and procreate
10:49They will give Yellowstone National Park
10:51ecosystem
10:52What impact will it have?
10:54These are all unpredictable.
11:00But not long after
11:01These gray wolves were
11:03Yellowstone National Park
11:04Settled down
11:12Wolf hunting activities
11:14The park was revitalized.
11:19The battle between predator and prey
11:21It appeared again.
11:26Due to the return of the Grey Wolves
11:28Yellowstone National Park
11:30Unique ecosystem
11:32Restored
11:46at present
11:47The number of gray wolves in the park
11:49It has increased to
11:50Approximately one hundred horses
11:53The number of wolves is increasing.
11:55Increase the number of herbivores
11:57Under control
11:59The Grey Wolf is not a reinvention
12:01Yellowstone National Park
12:02The only force of the ecosystem
12:07On the high mountain
12:08Another apex predator
12:10They also became more active.
12:12They are going to hold
12:13The annual spring ritual
12:18A male brown cat happily ran towards his desired mate.
12:25He is chasing a female brown male
12:29This is a test of the male brown tanuki's will and endurance.
12:34The female brown male seemed somewhat reluctant.
12:38He deliberately kept a distance from males.
12:46The male brown man must follow closely behind.
12:49Otherwise, this female brown male might accept
12:53Other males courtship
13:01It seems the female brown male's test of the male is not over yet.
13:08This long-distance relationship may last for several days.
13:21Finally, the male brown cat slowed down.
13:24Allow males to approach
13:28But they can't be too intimate.
13:36Fortunately, the male brown man's efforts were not in vain.
13:40The female brown male finally accepted him.
13:47The test for the male brown man is over.
13:56After a brief honeymoon period
13:58The female brown male may then begin to conceive new life.
14:05If all goes well
14:07Next spring
14:08Female brown males will have offspring accompanying them.
14:16River Valley
14:17Two brown male cubs born this year
14:20Curiously observing the world
14:25Their mother walked leisurely ahead.
14:29The park staff affectionately called this brown female...
14:33Four Treasures Shen Shen
14:44Spring of 2010
14:46He appeared with four cubs.
14:50This is extremely rare in Yellowstone National Park.
14:56The name Sibao Shenshen comes from this.
15:01His descendants have dedicated themselves to maintaining the ecosystem of Yellowstone National Park.
15:05Heng
15:05Made positive contributions
15:10This family has also become an important force in the reproduction of the male brown palm population in the park.
15:17More than forty years ago
15:18Brown male radical skills in Yellowstone National Park
15:24At that time, there were fewer than 150 male brown palms here.
15:30Thanks to the implementation of protection policies
15:32The number of male brown palms began to increase.
15:36The number of brown charcoal monkeys in Yellowstone National Park has now exceeded seven hundred.
15:49Si Bao Shen Shen is now quite old.
15:53Not as vibrant as before
16:01These two little ones might be his last offspring.
16:06The increase in the number of male brown palms has brought new challenges.
16:10Competition is becoming increasingly fierce
16:16Si Bao Shen has a scar on his forehead.
16:19This indicates that he has recently encountered some trouble.
16:24Not long ago
16:25Si Bao Shen Shen had a conflict with a combative male brown cat.
16:30Male brown cats with a coin-collecting instinct will kill their young.
16:34In order to obtain the opportunity to mate with female brown males
16:38We must not let our guard down when facing the Four Treasures.
16:50Si Bao Shen Shen seemed to smell something.
16:54Not far away
17:08The scent of male brown stags reveals their location.
17:11Run! It's dangerous!
17:14Sanbao Shen Shen
17:18Six Treasures Sinking Body
17:27Long time no see!
17:32Hey!
17:37ah!
17:55End of June
17:56Abundant rainfall
17:58plenty of sunshine
17:59Lush vegetation
18:00A vibrant and lively scene
18:20Yellowstone National Park at this time
18:23Newborn cubs are everywhere.
18:54but
18:59This is the Jasmine Wolf Pack
19:01Yellowstone National Park
19:03After the reintroduction of the Grey Wolves
19:05One of the earliest wolf packs
19:08They ruled the Lamar Valley
19:10More than 20 years
19:11Number of roads in Canada
19:13Controlled level in the river
19:17Now
19:17They are no longer the sole rulers.
19:23By hunting Canadian roads
19:25Jasmine wolves have honed a complete set of hunting tactics.
19:28But this time the prey was a bit tricky.
19:33Due to the reduction in the number of roads in Canada
19:36American bison became targets of gray wolves
19:41American bison are not as easy to deal with as Canadian bison.
19:49American bison use their horns and bodies
19:51Resisting the attack of the gray wolf
19:54American bison mothers instinctively protect their calves.
20:00When danger approaches
20:02The cattle will gather together
20:14The wolf pack is creating chaos
20:18Separating bison calves from the herd
20:23Find the weaknesses of the cattle herd
20:29The gray wolf has enough patience
20:34The chase continues
20:45This presents a new challenge for both predators and prey.
20:51Ancient Chinese arts that had disappeared for decades are being performed again.
21:00Molly's pack of wolves drove the bison onto the hillside.
21:04At that moment, a lone wolf emerged from the bushes.
21:09That's black salmon.
21:10Black salmon
21:13He remained alone.
21:15Chicken intestines rolling
21:17And looking for opportunities everywhere
21:21He secretly ran over
21:23They wanted to steal some food while the wolves were away.
21:30Molly's pack members could return at any time.
21:33Protect their prey
21:48Black salmon
21:49The black salmon was discovered.
22:00Molly's pack will not tolerate the black salmon's theft.
22:05This is their territory.
22:09For such thieves
22:10Molly's wolf pack refused to let her go.
22:13They like black salmon
22:15An attack was launched.
22:26The black salmon were driven into the creek.
22:30The wolf pack surrounded them.
22:55Skin open meat shop
22:57Soaked black salmon
22:58Luckily escaped a disaster
23:00Did not die on the spot
23:17If you cannot join the wolf pack
23:19His luck will run out sooner or later.
23:26This is a test for the lone wolf.
23:32He could only lick his own wounds.
23:35Struggling to survive
23:48The return of gray wolves and brown bears has altered the survival status of herbivores.
23:54It also affected other predators.
23:58The first to bear the brunt was the jiaolang.
24:05The gray wolf disappeared
24:06When brown bears decline sharply
24:08The number of Jiaolang once surged.
24:12The situation has now changed.
24:18The gray wolf never misses an opportunity to hunt down the dragon wolf.
24:25The brown bears didn't give them a friendly look either.
24:35After the reintroduction of the Grey Wolves
24:37In just a few years
24:39The number of Jiaolang has decreased significantly.
24:43However, the adaptability of the Jiaolang is innate.
24:50In situations where large prey is monopolized by more powerful predators
24:54The wolf turned its attention to smaller prey.
24:58They actively respond to environmental changes.
25:04Field mice are small, social, pincer-toothed animals.
25:14With keen hearing and agile hands
25:17The wolf successfully captured its prey.
25:36The hunting process seemed quite easy.
25:38But there is a problem.
25:41Small prey
25:42This means that the wolf must hunt multiple times.
25:46Only then can we fill our stomachs
25:48also
25:49Several hungry chicks in the nest
25:51Still waiting for him to come back and feed him
26:05After the return of the gray wolf and the brown male
26:07The locust population in Yellowstone National Park has been brought under control.
26:17However, some of the serpentine wolves have expanded their activity beyond the park.
26:23They left their traditional wilderness territory.
26:26Arrived at the human settlement area
26:29They found new living space there.
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27:05By August
27:06Aunt Sibao's cub
27:08Growing stronger every day
27:10They became more lively and active
27:21Aunt Sibao needs to feed them well.
27:23We also need to be constantly wary of them causing trouble.
27:31But Aunt Sibao also needs to rest.
27:34Cool down
27:50The little ones are always running around.
28:01Zongxiong's cubs don't know yet
28:03They are about to depart.
28:05Begin an important journey
28:11Young animals in their growth stage need a lot of food.
28:15Aunt Sibao knows a good place
28:20He wanted to lead the cubs away from the valley of green hills and clear waters.
28:24Travel to a completely different world
28:38Aunt Erbao
29:10Si Bao's aunt and her family arrived at a remote hillside.
29:16Other large carnivores rarely come here.
29:21However, every August, the brown bears come here to participate in a secret feast.
29:28Si Bao's family is not alone.
29:33The mountain was full of brown males.
29:44At first glance, these hills are bare.
29:48But even in the crevices of the rocks, there was a faint hint of color.
29:55These are wildflowers growing on the hillside.
30:00The sweet nectar of the wildflowers attracted countless saber geese.
30:09Brown Male came specifically for these saber geese.
30:14Every year, flocks of saber geese appear here.
30:18These plump saber geese hide deep in the crevices of the rocks during the day.
30:23Avoiding the sun and fishing
30:26The bubbling, chicken-intestinal-shaped brown bear broke the tranquil atmosphere.
30:33A single brown male can eat tens of thousands of saber geese every day.
30:37It provides a rich source of fat and protein.
30:42The opportunity to enjoy such a feast is extremely rare.
30:46It seemed like Aunt Sibao and the baby had timed it perfectly.
30:50I happened to catch this brief feast of saber goose.
30:53They searched everywhere for saber geese.
31:00These brown male chicks are eating delicious saber goose for the first time.
31:15In Yellowstone National Park
31:16All life must follow the inherent cyclical laws of nature.
31:26However, in some special circumstances
31:29The laws of nature seem to be challenged.
31:35Day turned into night
31:46The midday sun gradually disappeared
31:50The weather suddenly turned cold
31:54The sounds of Chongming gradually disappeared
31:58The brown male also slowed down its eating speed.
32:06Darkness descended upon every corner of Yellowstone National Park.
32:20A rare astronomical spectacle is unfolding.
32:37The sun shines through the darkness, shrouding Yellowstone National Park in endless darkness.
33:11Chinese subtitles continue as the main content
33:15This astronomical spectacle lasted only about two minutes.
33:25After a brief period of darkness
33:27The sun shines on the earth once again.
33:34The next total solar eclipse won't happen for more than two hundred years.
33:38It will only reappear in Yellowstone National Park
34:02Autumn is here
34:03Temperature gradually decreases
34:05Large numbers of animals began to flee the high-altitude areas in droves.
34:13The reason is simple.
34:17Winter has arrived early this year.
34:27Summer's gifts are gone.
34:31By November
34:32Food became extremely scarce
34:36Aunt Sibao had no choice.
34:38They can only hibernate
34:41Now she has gained a lot of weight and is quite robust.
34:44During seasons when food is plentiful
34:45She kept eating.
34:47I've gained a lot of weight.
34:50In the following
34:51In the following months
34:51Aunt Sibao and the cubs need to rely on their stored energy to survive the cold.
34:56winter
34:57Some cubs may die.
35:00Only about half of the cubs will have a second spring.
35:11When the brown bear hid in the safe cave
35:14Another type of predator faces a challenge.
35:29Winter is the season for gray wolves.
35:34When other animals endure hunger
35:37The gray wolf, however, can dodge and move with incredible speed.
35:40Their success is inseparable from the collective strength of the wolf pack.
35:50Black Tail is still alive!
35:52This is simply a miracle.
35:55But for lone wolves
35:57Harsh winters can be deadly.
36:00In this season of food scarcity
36:02Every meal is important
36:12An injured male Canada deer stood quietly on the riverbank.
36:20If it's a pack of gray wolves
36:22They will definitely head straight for their prey.
36:25However, Black Tail was outnumbered and outmatched.
36:27No match for male Canadian red deer
36:35It must wait patiently.
36:37Until the male Canadian red deer is completely incapacitated
36:44But time waits for no one.
36:47On the other side of the valley
36:49A pack of more than twenty adult gray wolves is gathering.
36:54They are members of the Wapidi fox pack
36:59They are heading this way.
37:01Looking for prey to strike.
37:05These gray wolves strolled calmly along the riverbank.
37:08They stopped in their tracks as if by unspoken agreement.
37:10They found the target
37:17They discovered an injured Canadian red deer.
37:22Blacktail stubbornly stayed in place.
37:25It doesn't want to give up.
37:27Even if it's just a chance to get a few bones
37:31The wolves of Wapi gathered in the mountains and forests
37:34They are waiting for nightfall.
37:37That's when they'll strike.
37:52In the rugged valley
37:55Another hunting operation had already ended.
38:02The remains of the white-tailed deer were carefully buried in the snow.
38:07This is the food stored by the cougar.
38:11Cougars are among the most agile predators in Yellowstone National Park.
38:31The cougar calls out its cubs.
38:37They usually feed at night in places where they hide.
38:46Under the cover of night
38:48Other predators have difficulty spotting them.
38:55Previously, gray wolves and brown bears had been hunted extensively.
38:59The cougar survived thanks to its unparalleled ability to hide.
39:06This large feline is at the top of the food chain.
39:10Almost no natural enemies
39:14cougar cubs are only eight weeks old
39:16He can't hunt with his mother yet.
39:22But a year later
39:23It will have the same agility as its mother.
39:26And lethal lethality
39:31Then they would go hunting together.
39:46The mother and son quietly filled their stomachs.
39:55As dawn broke
39:57They reburied the venison.
39:59The deer returned to its den following the path it had taken.
40:12The rising sun shines on the few remaining wreckage of the Canadian roads.
40:19The Wapidi fox pack has successfully completed its hunt again.
40:24More than twenty gray wolves chased the spoils until they gleamed.
40:27All that was left for the crow and the wolf was a pile of bones and fur.
40:33Black Tail has disappeared.
40:39The Wapidi fox pack embarked on their journey once again.
41:10This large pack of wolves is not hunting.
41:15The Wapidi fox pack went hunting
41:17It followed closely behind the bison.
41:27At this point, the blood in Yellowstone National Park was about half a meter thick.
41:33Herbivores move very slowly
41:35Easier to be captured and killed
41:38The contrast between strong and weak has been reversed.
41:42From the perspective of the wolf pack
41:43This bison is practically a sure thing.
41:53This bison is the largest prey ever killed by the Wapidi fowl pack.
41:58one
42:02Both predator and prey must face reality.
42:06Embrace new challenges
42:08The balance of power tipped in favor of the wolves.
42:12Only a few wolf packs in Yellowstone National Park hunt bison.
42:17Record
42:19Now the Wapidi fox pack has also achieved this.
42:24After the wolf pack finished eating
42:28A familiar face appeared
42:32Still Black Tail
42:39Blacktail ran to the vicinity of the bison carcass.
42:57At this point, Blacktail was no longer afraid.
43:00Because he joined the Wapidi fox pack
43:12This situation is rare.
43:14Wolf packs have difficulty accepting young outsiders.
43:19They accepted the black tail.
43:21He had someone to rely on
43:26Blacktail also repaid the wolf pack.
43:29Since the Wapidi lemur pack has its eye on the bison...
43:33So many members
43:34The chances of success are greater.
43:39The addition of Black Tail
43:40This gave the Wapidi fox pack another loyal companion.
43:43He will do everything in his power to hunt his prey.
43:46Protect the wolf pack
43:48After experiencing numerous trials alone
43:51Kuroo has finally found a big family that is willing to accept him.
44:13Winter goes and spring comes
44:15Repeating the cycle
44:16The sun melted the snow.
44:19The spring breeze has once again turned the valley green.
44:25Another cycle begins at Yellowstone National Park
44:30The fierce competition continues
44:34This is Aunt Sibao and his two children.
44:43Zongxiong's family survived the harsh winter.
44:48Now they need to find something to eat.
44:52This year-old brown bear cub is about to join the hunting expedition.
45:06The brown bear family quickly spotted their target.
45:10Newborn Canadian street puppies
45:18Peak season for giving birth on Canadian streets
45:21Brown bears have a high success rate in hunting.
45:27The newborn Canadian street pup was still quite weak.
45:30They couldn't run far.
45:32They could only hide deep in the grass
45:42Brown bears are trying to find road cubs in Canada.
45:48This is an extremely difficult thing.
45:54However, Aunt Sibao is an expert in this area.
46:15A wolf sensed an opportunity and joined the hunt.
46:29The wolf seemed to have discovered something.
46:42It turned out to be just a wild rabbit.
47:09The glue wolf spotted the target first.
47:22But the Canadian street kids refused to surrender.
47:27Hearing the noise
47:28The brown bear family chased after them.
47:45A Canadian mother rushed across the street to try and save her baby.
47:57But it was too late.
48:14Under their mother's guidance, sardine cubs learn the power of hunting.
48:21They will become a significant force influencing Yellowstone National Park.
48:33Aunt Sibao witnessed the tremendous changes in Yellowstone National Park.
48:46Here
48:47The story of the ancients continues.
48:53Outside Yellowstone National Park
48:55Ecosystems in many places also need to be restored.
49:00Some of these areas were once habitats for gray wolves and brown bears.
49:06But now people can no longer see them.
49:09Fortunately, there is Yellowstone National Park.
49:12This provides these predators with a precious habitat.
49:16Give them the opportunity to reproduce and thrive
49:22With people's help
49:23Large predators such as gray wolves and brown bears have re-emerged in Yellowstone National Park.
49:28Settled down
49:29They have now become important symbolic animals here.
49:34However, there are many other animals in the park.
49:36For example, this is home to more than 300 species of birds.
49:40In the next episode
49:42We will tell you the stories of these birds.
49:45We hope to present Yellowstone National Park from a completely new perspective.
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