My Youtube Channel (YNP Wolf Lover)

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Link : YNP Wolf Lover

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À propos/about :

Profile Picture [Photo Credits] : Wolf #39F of The Druid Peak pack in Rose Creek pen; Barry O'Neill; 1996

Banner Picture [Photo Credits] : Wolf 7F & 9F in the Rose Creek pen; Jim Peaco; 1995

Je suis un youtubeur qui partage des vidéos de loups.

Je demande toujours la permission avant de publier des vidéos d'autres personnes. Je vais créer des playlists pour diverses vidéos selon leur contenu.

- Canada, USA, Europe, Asie
- Hurlements
- Predateur-Proies
- Competition interspecifiques
- Etc

I am a youtubeur who share videos of wolves. I always asked for permission of the authors before publishing their videos on my channel. I will create multiples playlists of wolves based on multiples categories :

- Canada, USA, Europe, Asia
- Howling
- Prey-Predator
- Interspecific Competitions
- ETC

Hope you like the content. If you do, make sure the hit the bell.

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Discussion [On other channels to see or organizations/people to look at for more wolves informations]

The icons on the top right [When viewing my channel on youtube] are :

1) My thread about 300+ individuals yellowstone wolves summaries
2) My forum
3) The Link to all the Yellowstone Wolf Project Annual Reports (1995-2019)
4) Yellowstone Wolf Tracker (An amazing organisation and source of informations on current and former yellowstone wolves)
5) Ralph Maughan Wolf Reports (blog) : A nature enthusiats with many many contacts that kept/and keep the wolves [and others animals] activities. His blogs take account of news for the reintroduced wolf populations of Yellowstone and Idaho. It is very precise and clear and personnal with the lives of the individuals wolves and their packs and it is a wonderful way to keep track of what happened since the beginning in 1995/1996 up to today.

Others magnificient sites to get further information on wolves are :

Yellowstone Wolves : Tracking The Packs (A property of the Yellowstone Wolf Tracker Organisation)
Living With The Wolves/Legends of Lamar Valley
Wolf Coalition
International Wolf Center
Our Wild World
Optics Yellowstone (The Organisation of Doug and Melba)

The charts and knowledge of James Halfpenny and his crew in the creation of the yellowstone annual wolf chart ID, which helped visitors to know/get to know what individual wolf they were seeing.

Many photographers/Filmmakers amongst the likes of :

- Deby Dixon
- Taylor Bland
- Julie Argyle
- Carolyn Golba
- Doug Mclaughlin
- Melba Coleman
- Joshua Able
- Nolan Starr
- Leo Leckie
- Jeremy SunderRaj
- Bob Landis and his glorious films

And many others.

Among wolf experts, suggested readings :

- Douglas Smith (Lead biologist of the Yellowstone Wolf Project Team since 1995)
- L.D Mech (An notorious wolf expert)
- William J Ripple (An other researcher who looks at the impact that wolves [indirectly] have on vegetation by their predation & presence threats on elks and their behavior.

I will continue to note good people/organizations that gives wonderful and accurate wolves information as we go on.

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My 2nd video posted on my channel !

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Description :

This jaguar (Judging by its size : a female, but i could be wrong) is sharing the exhibit with two others jaguars. This portion of their exhibit is when they are either fed or when the staff needs to clean the exhibit [which you can see in the background]. The Granby Zoo is located about an 1h30 from Montreal, Canada and his very beautiful zoo that treats their animals well. As for jaguars, they are a large feline which can be distinguish from a leopard by its size, its shorter tail and its bulky build. Their black markings near the mouth opening is also an feature of jaguars.

Hope you enjoy that cuteness !
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Ce Jaguar (en jugeant par sa taille, une femelle, quoique je peux m'être trompé) partage cet habitat avec 2 autres jaguars. Cette portion de leur habitat est utilisé probablement quand ils sont nourrit, quand la température est trop froide et quand les employés doivent effectuer des tâches dans l'habitat visible en arrière-plan. Le zoo de Granby est situé à environ 1 h 30 de Montréal, Qc, Canada et est un établissement qui excelle dans l'entretien des animaux (ils sont visiblement en très bonne santé) et la beauté de rendre tout les habitats ("enclos") le plus naturel qu'ils soit. En ce qui a trait aux jaguars, ces animaux sont des grand félins qui se distinguent des léopards par leur taille [ils sont plus lourds], leur queue [plus courte] et leur gabarit [plus robuste]. Les marquages noirs sur le pourtour de la bouche est aussi une façon de les différencier avec un léopard.

J'espère que vous allez apprécié ce contenu mignon !

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Jaguar Steals the show in a Granby Zoo exhibit (cuteness x1000) [Un Jaguar au Zoo de Granby, Canada)

Duration : 6 seconds

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Give it some love !

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A Look at Yellowstone National Park's 67 mammals species ! (My 3rd Video !)

Duration : 10 min 33 s

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Description

This homemade powerpoint done by myself [YNP Wolf Lover] showcase the diversity and wonderful collection of mammalian species that inhabit Yellowstone National Park.

This video is separated in 3 parts with (The last one with 5 sub-divisions).

The First [1st] Part represents the small and important facts to catch the viewers.

The Second [2nd] Part help viewers know how the video is presented, in fact, "the plan" of the video.

The Third [3rd] Part is the breakdown of the mammalians species inhabiting the park according to Orders :

1. Chiroptera (Bats) (13 species)
2. Lagomorpha (Hares, Rabbits & Pikas) (3 species)
3. Rodentia (Rodents) (9 notables species)
4. Artiodactyla (Ungulates) (8 species)
5. Carnivora (Carnivores) (14 species)

13 + 3 + 9 + 8 + 14 = 47 mammalian species.

The 20 species not taken in account in the video are mostly small rodents as the likes of mices, rats, etc.

Each animal treated in this video :

- Common Name
- Scientific Name (in Latin)
- Picture
- Picture Credit
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Ce powerpoint fait maison [par moi : YNP Wolf Lover] montre la diversité et la beauté de la collection de mammifères qui habitent dans le Parc National de Yellowstone.

Ce vidéo est séparé en 3 parties, dont l'une [1] contient 5 sous-divisions.

La première [1ère] partie représente des petits faits [informations] importantes ["Statistiques"] sur la collection mammalienne de Yellowstone.

La deuxième [2e] partie aide les personnes à comprendre comment la vidéo se déroulera.

En bref, le plan du vidéo. La troisième [3e] partie est le passage des espèces de mammifères habitant le Parc National de Yellowstone en se basant sur les Ordres :

1. Chiroptera (Chauve-Souris) (13 espèces)
2. Lagomorpha (Lièvres, Lapins et Pikas) (3 espèces)
3. Rodentia (Rongeurs) (9 espèces notables)
4. Artiodactyla (Ungulés) (8 espèces)
5. Carnivora (Carnivores) (14 espèces)

Chaque espèce est traitée comme suit dans la vidéo :

- Nom Commun
- Nom Scientifique [En Latin]
- Photo
- Crédit Photo

13 + 3 + 9 + 8 + 14 = 47 espèces de mammifères, et non 67 comme mentionnée dans le titre du vidéo.

Explication : Les 20 espèces de mammifères, qui sont présents dans le parc, ont étés exclu du vidéo puisqu'elle sont très petites, qu'elles ne font pas l'objet de recherche par la majorité des touristes et pour réduire la longueur du vidéo

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The references/sources of informations used comes from the NPS (National Park Service) in the Yellowstone National Park Page under the mammals sections.

Les références et les sources d'informations utilisées proviennent des Services des Parc Nationaux (abrégé à NPS), dans la section "mammifères" de la page du Parc National de Yellowstone

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To give an estimate of the time needed to do this vidéo : 2 hours/ 120 min

Pour donner une idée du temps requis pour créer cette vidéo : 2 heures/ 120 min

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Enjoy !

Bon Visionnement !

- YNP Wolf Lover aka TNG

[OldGreenGrolar]

Congratulations in getting you own YouTube channel. Hope you get many more interesting and informational videos.

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Thank you Man ! I appreciate your words and your views. 😀

[theundertaker45]

You've found yourself a new subscriber, congratulations!

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Oct 10, 2020 10:21:20 GMT -5 theundertaker45 said:

You've found yourself a new subscriber, congratulations!

Sweet ! Thank you !

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Yellowstone Wolf Packs [2020]

Duration : 1 min 13 s

This video showcase the 9 Wolf Packs roaming Yellowstone National Park as of October 2020. It is a very light video in terms of informations, but the goal of this video is it simplicity !

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Ce vidéo donne la liste des meutes de loups présent dans le Parc National de Yellowstone en date d'octobre 2020. Cet vidéo est très légèrement chargée car son but est de présenter de les meutes de façon très simple et attrayante.

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Enjoy ! Bon visionnement !

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References/Sources :

Yellowstone Wolf Project Annual Reports :

www.nps.gov/yell/learn/nature/wolf-reports.htm

For all the packs informations except Carnelian Creek

Yellowstone Wolf Tracker :

www.facebook.com/yellowstonewolftracker

Informations on the newly formed pack of 2020

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The Druid Peak Pack Dominant Breeding Wolves ["Alphas"] History [1996-2010]

Duration : 5 min 36 s

The video of 5 minutes 36 seconds showcase all the dominant breeding pairs ["Alphas"] in The Druid Peak History

Yellowstone Wolf Project Annual Reports :

www.nps.gov/yell/learn/nature/wolf-reports.htm

Story of 253M :

earthjustice.org/features/campaigns/limpy-the-story-of-wolf-253

Picture of 480M :

wolves.wordpress.com/2007/02/13/high-key-druids/

Pictures of 755M :

www.yellowstonewolf.org/yellowstone_wolf.php?wolf_id=65

Other sources consulted :

"Charting Yellowstone Wolves (25th Anniversary)" by James Halfpenny, Leo Leckie & Shauna Baron.

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I Posted 2 videos today :

One on The Lone Star Pack

One on The Thorofare Pack

An video with a lot of pictures featuring the Lamar Canyon Pack will soon be uploaded !

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The Leopold Pack History [February 1996 - 2008]

Duration : 6 min 17 seconds

My Favorite Yellowstone Pack !

The video of 6 minutes 17 seconds showcase all the dominant breeding pairs ["Alphas"] in the Leopold Pack History.

In The Legacy Portion of The Video, only packs formed by direct descendants of the pack will be showcased except one exception.

There were other pack members that joined others packs.
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My sources of informations :

Yellowstone Wolf Project Annual Reports :

www.nps.gov/yell/learn/nature/wolf-reports.htm

Yellowstone Photo Collection :

www.nps.gov/features/yell/slidefile/index.htm

Sarcoptic mange severity is associated with reduced genomic variation and evidence of selection in Yellowstone National Park wolves (Canis lupus) :
Alexandra L. DeCandia, Edward C. Schrom, Ellen E. Brandell, Daniel R. Stahler & Bridgett M. vonHoldt

First published: 10 September 2020

Books :

"Charting Yellowstone Wolves (25th Anniversary)" by James Halfpenny, Leo Leckie & Shauna Baron
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Cette vidéo présente les pairs de loups dominant dans l'histoire de la meute de Leopold [Nommée après Aldo Leopold]
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Enjoy the video ! Bon Visionnement !
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[Montezuma]

Nov 3, 2020 21:48:22 GMT -5 thenormalguy said:

I Posted 2 videos today :

One on The Lone Star Pack

One on The Thorofare Pack

An video with a lot of pictures featuring the Lamar Canyon Pack will soon be uploaded !

I subcribed you. I also love wolves like you.🙂

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Apr 10, 2021 23:25:12 GMT -5 Montezuma said:

Nov 3, 2020 21:48:22 GMT -5 thenormalguy said:

I Posted 2 videos today :

One on The Lone Star Pack

One on The Thorofare Pack

An video with a lot of pictures featuring the Lamar Canyon Pack will soon be uploaded !

I subcribed you. I also love wolves like you.🙂

Thank you ! 

Reminder everyone : Don't post forums comments to much on my videos. Please write them in the discussion section of my channel. It will be less impactful to me there. Some wolfwatchers of yellowstone are subscribers to me and as most of you know, forums have a certain negatives aura for many people with the "vs matchups" and lack of ethics. It would be more respectful for them.