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🔃Repost @wolftracker • • • • • • ✨coexisting✨ this is what it means for wolves and bears to coexist in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem. Often times, both the bears and wolves feed on carcasses simultaneously. Sometimes the wolves chase the bears away, and sometimes the bears win the fight and get to feed on the carcass. Here we have 3 large grizzlies on this bison that had fallen victim to the rut, while two wolves ~patiently~ wait to get their share of the carcass. This time of year, the wolves and bears are mostly scavenging, so they allllll come in to feed when the opportunity presents itself! . . Taken by @taylorlbland 🐺 . #wildlife #wolftracker #yellowstonewolftracker #wildlifewatching #elusivewildlife #wolfwatching #bears #grizzlies #yellowstone #wolves (at Yellowstone National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEe_CxsBrFb/?igshid=1qmwbnmyon4q

🔃Repost @wolftracker • • • • • • p u p p i e s 🐺🐺🐺 how many pups do you see?? The 2 year old uncollared gray male is notorious for spending time with the pups and playing around. You can see him leap over a small pup at the beginning of the clip. How adorable?? Each day the pups get braver and continue exploring their surroundings. It’s so fun to watch them grow up! They were born in April so they’re just a few months old! Head over to www.wolftracker.com to book a private tour for an epic day in the park! . . Taken by @taylorlbland . . #wildwolves #yellowstonewolftracker #wolftracker #wolftracking #wildwolves #wolfwatching #wolfpack #pups #wolfpups #elusivewildlife #wildwolves #yellowstone #yellowstonenationalpark (at Yellowstone National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD2KdiVhp4X/?igshid=cqwffijsdk5t

🔃Repost @wolftracker • • • • • • Yearling wolves can be compared to human teenagers. They are young, mischievous and extra curious. These 3 black yearlings belong to the Junction Butte pack, and while the rest of the pack was feeding, these young ones were goofing off and causing mayhem (as they usually do). One interesting thing about the black coat coloration in wolves, is that the black coat color gene comes from domestic dogs! Black wolves also tend to have stronger immune systems compared to the wolves with gray coats! . . Taken by @taylorlbland🐺 . #wolftracker #yellowstonewolftracker #yellowstonewolves #wolfwatching #wildwolves #yellowstonenationalpark #wildlifewatching #ecotourism #wolves #wolfpack #yearlings #junctionbutte #elusivewildlife (at Yellowstone National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDrcB9EhiqX/?igshid=o56xzo5ecwab