That's Why Wolves Don't Perform at the Circus !!!

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00:00 You won't see wolves in the circus arena, but why?

00:04 Why are grey predators not hired?

00:06 Today we will tell you about it.

00:09 And also in this video you will find out the places where the largest wolves on the planet

00:13 are found, weighing at least 100 kilograms.

00:18 Subscribe to the channel, express your opinion in the comments and let's get started.

00:24 1.

00:27 The circus arena

00:35 So, there is a lot to see in the circus arena.

00:40 Bears that amusingly ride bicycles, tigers that fearlessly jump through burning hoops

00:45 and ride horses, and even kings of beasts, lions, beautifully carrying out any commands

00:52 of the trainer.

00:53 There are other animals in circuses, elephants, wild boars, monkeys, kangaroos, giraffes and

01:04 even hippos.

01:06 But wolves among all this diversity are not found.

01:09 They even came up with such a beautiful aphorism, hinting that a wolf is not an ordinary animal.

01:15 The wolf is weaker than the tiger and the bear, but does not perform in the circus.

01:22 However here it is necessary to introduce a little clarity.

01:26 No one performs in the circus at all.

01:28 In the circus both people and animals work, but those who perform are usually red-nosed

01:34 clowns.

01:35 But back to the wolves.

01:37 Why are trainers so afraid of grey predators?

01:40 A brown bear or a tiger with a lion is much more dangerous.

01:45 It would be fair to say that Soviet trainers are fearless people and they can train any

01:50 animal including wolves.

01:52 And there have been such cases.

01:54 But this training was different from the usual.

01:57 These wolves live together with their owners and were best friends, live together side

02:01 by side.

02:03 But the fact remains, trainers do not want to work with grey wolves.

02:08 There are two reasons for this.

02:10 First wolves are unpredictable animals, the behavior of a tiger, lion or bear can still

02:16 be somehow predicted if you know the intricacies of animal psychology.

02:21 But learning to understand wolves is not so easy.

02:33 While the grey predator is calm, he can be obedient and understanding.

02:37 But as soon as he gets scared, this is a completely different beast.

02:41 What are wolves afraid of?

02:42 Yes, a lot of things.

02:44 No, just don't think that wolves are cowards.

02:47 Here you just need to understand that the behavior of an animal in the wild and in captivity

02:51 are completely different things.

02:54 In the wild wolves can even attack a bear.

02:57 And being among people, they are constantly in a stressful situation.

03:02 Blinding spotlights, brightly burning torches, noise and special effects, all this can scare

03:09 a predator at any moment and then bad things will happen.

03:13 It is in the cage that the beast will still be humble and once outside it, it can become

03:18 uncontrollable or rather it almost always happens this way.

03:24 By the way, just the second reason why it is difficult to work with wolves is their

03:28 innate love of freedom.

03:30 It is not for nothing that they say "no matter how much you feed the wolf, he will

03:35 still look into the forest".

03:37 And it is true.

03:38 Whenever possible, a predator will definitely try to escape.

03:42 Even if a person raised him from an early age.

03:45 Wolf instincts cannot be killed by anything.

03:48 They are stronger in wolves than in other animals.

03:52 By the way, marsupial wolves became extinct precisely because they did not put up with

03:57 life in captivity.

03:58 They simply stopped breeding.

04:00 We'll tell you a secret.

04:03 It is possible to tame a grey wolf to work in a circus.

04:07 And there are such examples.

04:08 Just to make the wolf obey, the trainer needs to have a strong inner core, show love for

04:13 him, patience and understand the predator completely.

04:17 And few are capable of this.

04:19 After all, usually in 99% of cases, trainers use brute force on animals.

04:26 [wolf howling]

04:30 Everywhere you look, there are only wolves around.

04:37 These pack predators are so prolific and numerous that they were able to inhabit almost the

04:42 entire planet.

04:43 They are found in Europe, Asia, North America, in hot Africa and in the cold Arctic, in the

04:50 middle and far east.

04:52 They even left their mark in God-forgotten Australia, as it turned out, wild dingo dogs

04:57 also belong to the species and genus of wolves.

05:01 Of course, wolves living in different parts of the world differ from each other in appearance,

05:06 that is, in color and size.

05:08 For example, the smallest wolves live in the Middle East.

05:11 They weigh no more than 20 to 25 kilograms.

05:14 In Asia, wolves weigh an average of about 30 to 35 kilograms.

05:21 But where do giant wolves live?

05:23 The question is certainly interesting.

05:25 It's just hard to answer it unequivocally.

05:29 And all because some information about giant wolves weighing more than 100 kilograms cannot

05:34 be verified.

05:35 As a rule, eyewitnesses like hunters and local residents tell about this, and both of them

05:41 like to exaggerate.

05:42 For example, one of the native Yakuts told how in his homeland they somehow caught a

05:47 wolf heavier than two sacks of potatoes.

05:50 That is weighing under 90 kilograms.

05:52 It is difficult to check such tales, but it is also impossible to refute such information.

05:58 What if it's really true?

06:00 In general, there is an unspoken rule.

06:03 In the southern regions wolves are smaller, and in the north - larger.

06:16 By default, polar wolves are considered the largest.

06:20 Adult males grow up to 1.5 meters in length and weigh about 80 to 85 kilograms.

06:27 Slightly smaller in mass are Canadian wolves, which weigh up to 70 kilograms, and they are

06:32 considered the largest in North America.

06:35 In Russia, the tundra wolf is widespread, the weight of it can reach 60 kilograms.

06:40 However, there are some other data.

06:43 For example, they say that the largest wolves live in Yakutia, weighing up to 110 kilograms.

06:49 But this information has not been officially confirmed.

06:52 There are also many rumors about large Siberian wolves.

06:56 Some individuals allegedly can weigh from 80 to 100 kilograms.

07:02 Another subspecies of the giant wolf lives in the Arctic islands in North America - the

07:07 Melville Island wolf.

07:09 And although on average the mass of this animal is about 50 to 55 kilograms, according to

07:14 some reports, individuals that weigh more than 70 kilograms are found there.

07:20 Well friends, enough about wolves for today, and at the end of the video we will tell you

07:25 about 5 animals that have become extinct, and thank God!

07:29 Stay tuned for part 2.

07:41 Now we will talk about 5 representatives of the fauna that became extinct many centuries

07:46 ago.

07:47 And we are glad about this, because the creatures were truly terrible.

07:52 Now you will see for yourself.

07:54 So let's start with a less terrifying animal.

07:57 On the 5th place in terms of danger is Platybalodon.

08:02 This is the ancestor of the modern elephant, which became extinct several thousand years

08:06 ago.

08:07 It is not at all as peaceful and wise as modern elephants.

08:11 Its long mouth, equipped with giant tusks, served peaceful purposes, such as digging

08:16 up plants, but could also capture any victim.

08:20 Platybalodon measured up to 6 meters in length and 3 meters in height.

08:26 4th place goes to Meganora.

08:29 Note to insectophobes, do not be afraid of modern moths and beetles, they are much nicer

08:35 and safer than Meganora.

08:37 These are the largest insects that once inhabited the Earth.

08:41 A mixture of a moth and a dragonfly could exceed a meter in length and have wingspan

08:46 up to 65 cm.

08:48 Yikes!

08:49 It's even hard to imagine.

08:52 3rd place goes to Titanoboa.

08:54 And here is a nightmare for herpetophobes, who are afraid of snakes and lizards.

08:59 The giant ancestor of the anaconda caught and strangled his prey in the same way, folding

09:05 more than 13 meters of a body into rings, which could weigh more than a ton.

09:11 In the 2nd place, in terms of danger, is Othropura.

09:15 The giant centipede is recognized as the largest invertebrate that has ever lived on the planet.

09:20 Thank God there was before the flood.

09:23 Its mouth was more than 65 cm, and the ability to stand on its hind legs could paralyze even

09:29 Chuck Norris with horror.

09:32 And finally, in the 1st place, in terms of danger, is Sarcossichus.

09:36 A huge crocodile up to 15 meters long.

09:40 Sarcossichus was so strong and bloodthirsty that he ate, in fact, dinosaurs.

09:45 Perhaps that's all you need to know about this fearless and cruel giant.

09:49 But friends, if you want to know more about the antediluvian animals, how they lived and

09:54 what they were capable of, then write to us in the comments and we will periodically make

09:58 videos about animals that lived before us, several thousand years ago.

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