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Wildlife OnVideo Cubs play fight and become aggressive in the Canadian Rockies
Most of the time, cubs play fight and snuggle with the Love family, but as soon as they get hungry or know that feeding time is approaching, their playful behavior can turn instinctively aggressive. This type of interaction can become very fierce if hunger and food sources are not aligned, even in 5-month-old sibling cubs like these. Once the fight is over, family love takes over again.Learn more about black bears in the Canadian Rockies…https://www.jasperwildlife.com/Black-Bear-Jasper-Wildlife.htmlS subscribe to our channelhttps://www.youtube.com/c/WildlifeOnVideo?sub_confirmation=1► Visit the Canadian Rockies!!https://www.tourcanadianrockies.com#wildlifeonvideo #nature #wildlife
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Encounters with wild animals filmed and photographed in the wild Canadian. All videos shared here are original content captured, created and produced by the husband and wife team of Paul and Coral Hamilton.We are students of nature who believe that people need only witness these magnificent creatures to understand and care more about them. Please feel free to contact us through the WildlifeOnVideo channel, WildlifeOnVideo.com, or call us for licensing and/or partnerships.
Wildlife OnVideo Huge male elk have their antlers jammed in a rutting match
Wildlife OnVideo Attentive moose, herded and courted during the rut
Wildlife OnVideo Bighorn sheep prepare for the rut
Wildlife OnVideo Moose behaviour in rut – Courtship
Wildlife OnVideo The biggest moose bugler – The “Sheriff
Wildlife OnVideo Cute little bear cub in the Canadian Rockies
Wildlife OnVideo Big elk collide with bulls during rut
Wildlife OnVideo Grizzly family eating berries in Jasper National Park
Wildlife OnVideo Alberta’s Rocky Mountain ram goes into rut
Wildlife OnVideo Huge bull moose and cow affection during the rut
Wildlife OnVideo The largest male moose is in top form during the moose rut – lots of bugles
Wildlife OnVideo The largest male elk courts and trumpets on the river at its peak during the rut.
