案例简介：视频 @ bertiegregory/加拿大哈德逊湾西海岸的一群野生灰狼。这些狼不经常见到人，生活在一个狼没有受到迫害的地区。结果，他们很大胆。尽管距离我们只有几英尺远，但我们感到零攻击，只是好奇。我们人类对狼做了可怕的事情。人们认为在1600，北美有200万只狼。由于400年的系统灭绝，现在只有80,000。他们有希望卷土重来，但他们仍然需要我们停止迫害他们。这些顶级捕食者控制着草食动物的数量，使无数其他物种得以繁衍。跟随 @ bertiegregory进行更多野生动物冒险。# 野生动物 # 狼 # 雪

案例简介：Video by @bertiegregory / A pack of wild gray wolves on the west coast of the Hudson Bay, Canada. These wolves don’t often see people and live in an area where wolves aren’t persecuted. As a result, they are bold. Despite approaching to just a few feet away, we felt zero aggression, just curiosity. We humans have done terrible things to wolves. It’s thought that in 1600, there were two million wolves in North America. Due to 400 years of systematic extermination, there are now just 80,000. There's hope that they're on the comeback, but they still need us to stop persecuting them. These top predators keep herbivore populations in check, allowing countless other species to thrive. Follow @bertiegregory for more wildlife adventures.#wildlife #animals #wolves #wolf #snow

国家地理 - Video by @bertiegregory / A pack of wild gray wolves on the west coast of the Hudson Bay, Canada. These wolves don’t ofte

案例简介：视频 @ bertiegregory/加拿大哈德逊湾西海岸的一群野生灰狼。这些狼不经常见到人，生活在一个狼没有受到迫害的地区。结果，他们很大胆。尽管距离我们只有几英尺远，但我们感到零攻击，只是好奇。我们人类对狼做了可怕的事情。人们认为在1600，北美有200万只狼。由于400年的系统灭绝，现在只有80,000。他们有希望卷土重来，但他们仍然需要我们停止迫害他们。这些顶级捕食者控制着草食动物的数量，使无数其他物种得以繁衍。跟随 @ bertiegregory进行更多野生动物冒险。# 野生动物 # 狼 # 雪

国家地理 - Video by @bertiegregory / A pack of wild gray wolves on the west coast of the Hudson Bay, Canada. These wolves don’t ofte

案例简介：Video by @bertiegregory / A pack of wild gray wolves on the west coast of the Hudson Bay, Canada. These wolves don’t often see people and live in an area where wolves aren’t persecuted. As a result, they are bold. Despite approaching to just a few feet away, we felt zero aggression, just curiosity. We humans have done terrible things to wolves. It’s thought that in 1600, there were two million wolves in North America. Due to 400 years of systematic extermination, there are now just 80,000. There's hope that they're on the comeback, but they still need us to stop persecuting them. These top predators keep herbivore populations in check, allowing countless other species to thrive. Follow @bertiegregory for more wildlife adventures.#wildlife #animals #wolves #wolf #snow

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国家地理 - Video by @bertiegregory / A pack of wild gray wolves on the west coast of the Hudson Bay, Canada. These wolves don’t ofte

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