There are ghosts in the cattle, on the way to escape, they actually help the wolves to put down the cattle cubs, and the frozen planet takes you to watch the world's largest wolf meet the American bison, the largest wild animal in North America, which makes people cry and laugh.
Now emerging is the largest wolf in the world, the North American gray wolf. Strong physique is not a husky can be compared, thick fur can withstand low temperatures below 0 degrees, giving them the capital to hunt in winter. The number of 25 wolves far beyond the average pack grants them invincible strength.
The larger the number of mouths to eat, the greater the demand for food, so their prey is destined to be only large prey. And today they are preparing to hunt the largest wild animal in North America, the American bison.
The American bison is aggressive and team-minded, and has not been tamed by the Indians for many years. Its powerful impact perfectly explains what a brave cow is not afraid of difficulties. The wolves spotted the bison and scattered to surround the bison, and the bison also sent strong adult cattle to surround the cubs.
The sharp horns formed a defensive line outwards and began to alternately cover the retreat, and the gray wolves who tried to break through were screamed by a top blow from the bison, and the bison that took advantage of the situation forced the wolves to begin to retreat.
The wolves turned their attention to the weak tail of the bison, and the bison at the end of the team stood up to fight the gray wolves alone, while the leading bison charged with their heads covered and did not notice that the tailed soldiers were left behind. Taking advantage of the size of his group, he led the large army to force a breakthrough, which exposed the cubs protected by the team to the view of the wolves.
With the wolf king's order, the wolves urgently gathered to chase the calf, and the wolf team's consciousness was too high above that of the bison. Soon the ferocious head wolf rushed into the herd and bit the cub they were protecting from the gap in the defensive line formed by the bodies of the two fleeing adult bison.
Then the fellow wolf also stepped forward to help, pulling the prey forward to get it out of the herd, and divided into a gray wolf to chase the bison herd, and the bison thought that the wolf pack was behind them and fled without turning back. The cow cub in the back fell into the mouth of the wolf pack, until the cow's body was covered with bitten gray wolves on both sides, and the people behind it also gave up running past it and silently chased the cattle.
In this case, the chance of the calf surviving is basically zero, but the calf's desire to survive still drives him to bravely move forward, it does not want to die, but it is a pity that the opponent who is not afraid of the god is afraid of the pig-like teammate, and a bison that catches up from behind bumps into it head-on, with great strength.
The wolves flew with the calves, and when they hit the ground, they did not slip back. Although the wolf's soft body was bumped into a seven-meat eight vegetarian, it did not have any fatal effect. In contrast, the calf was directly overturned, and the skeleton of the body suffered huge damage, not to mention that the fatal weakness of the calf that was hit by the back of the neck was directly exposed to the gray wolf. The cruel gray wolves naturally did not give up this wonderful opportunity, and they almost simultaneously bit the calf's respiratory tract to send the calf back to the west. Wolves are lucky enough to have a full meal.
Everyone has different views on the matter of hitting my teammates, some say that they deliberately abandoned the calf protection group, but at present, there is no such statement in the study of the habits of the cattle in nature, and some say that they are panicked and injured by mistake, but if you look back and slow down the camera, you will find that the bison is rushing behind the gray wolf with its head raised, and the target is confirmed before dropping its head and launching an impact.
Its goal should be to help the calf out of danger, but the underdeveloped brain is uncontrollably brute force, allowing it to do bad things. There are still many incidents of cattle attacking to save their cubs.
Turning the camera to two Arctic wolves in the same documentary, although they are not as numerous as their brothers, they decide to take the risk of challenging the cattle for the sake of their family's waiting cubs.
Their hunting experience in the first half was almost the same as that of their brothers, they found that the cattle were looking for a good target, and after confirming the target, they began to drive the cattle to run wildly to make the herd formation appear gaps. They are always able to accurately isolate the target calf between the gaps. The male wolf successfully bit the calf she-wolf and came up to cooperate and began to try to put the calf down so that he could deliver a fatal blow to the calf.
Unfortunately, the number of Arctic wolves is far less than that of the American gray wolves, and they have not been able to divide their troops to continue to chase the cattle to make the cattle take care of themselves, and the cattle that have escaped for a distance calm down and listen to the cries of the calves and begin to observe the battle.
When the herd found that the number of enemies was only two, they found themselves tricked, and the angry herd reorganized in formation to charge the calves in danger, and a row of bison steaks weighing nearly one ton crashed into the sea, even if they did not crash and were trampled by these nearly one-ton giants, they could not stand it, and if they were hit, they would not die.
The Arctic wolves had to let go, and the herd temporarily rescued the calves, and they re-encircled the calves. The Arctic wolf has not given up on its surrounding herd to find a new opportunity, but the herd that sees their virtual reality does not give them a chance, and eventually the Arctic wolf is useless.