Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

The four-week-old critically endangered American Red Wolf pups continue to thrive. The nine wiggly pups are growing more confident each day, venturing farther outside their den with their attentive parents, Fiddle and Violet, always nearby.

PtDefianceZoo's profile picture

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

26,279 subscribers

12,640 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat •via X (Twitter)

LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

The nine critically endangered American Red Wolf pups, born at our offsite facility on April 18, meeting their dad Fiddle. Both mom and dad Red Wolf parents share responsibility for raising the pups. The pups will remain behind the scenes at our off-site Red Wolf facility. 🐾
0:40

The nine critically endangered American Red Wolf pups, born at our offsite facility on April 18, meeting their dad Fiddle. Both mom and dad Red Wolf parents share responsibility for raising the pups. The pups will remain behind the scenes at our off-site Red Wolf facility. 🐾

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

87,495 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. ❤️🐺 These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.
0:34

Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. ❤️🐺 These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

17,645 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

More sweet puppy moments! ❤️ Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.
0:33

More sweet puppy moments! ❤️ Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

17,970 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

More sweet puppy moments! ❤️ Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. From playful tussles with their siblings to taking on a tree branch nearly as big as they are, these curious pups are so much fun to watch.
0:46

More sweet puppy moments! ❤️ Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. From playful tussles with their siblings to taking on a tree branch nearly as big as they are, these curious pups are so much fun to watch.

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

12,823 Aufrufe • vor 29 Tagen

Sound up for adorable baby howls! ❤️ The seven-week-old Red Wolf pups are finding their voices. The litter includes six males and three females, and is the latest success in recovering this critically endangered species. The American Red Wolf family will remain behind the scenes.
0:33

Sound up for adorable baby howls! ❤️ The seven-week-old Red Wolf pups are finding their voices. The litter includes six males and three females, and is the latest success in recovering this critically endangered species. The American Red Wolf family will remain behind the scenes.

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

18,312 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Sound up for adorable baby howls! ❤️ The seven-week-old Red Wolf pups are finding their voices. The litter includes six males and three females, and is the latest success in recovering this critically endangered species. The American Red Wolf family will remain behind the scenes.
0:52

Sound up for adorable baby howls! ❤️ The seven-week-old Red Wolf pups are finding their voices. The litter includes six males and three females, and is the latest success in recovering this critically endangered species. The American Red Wolf family will remain behind the scenes.

Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

12,231 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Red Wolf Pups Are Out! The red wolf pups have made their way out of the den and into the wide open! If you catch them outside, you might see some wrestling, exploring, and pups just being wolves. Yesterday: 6 bat-eared fox kits make their debut. Today: 6 red wolf pups are out and about! It’s been a busy spring at Zoo Knoxville. Come by and check them out!
1:12

Red Wolf Pups Are Out! The red wolf pups have made their way out of the den and into the wide open! If you catch them outside, you might see some wrestling, exploring, and pups just being wolves. Yesterday: 6 bat-eared fox kits make their debut. Today: 6 red wolf pups are out and about! It’s been a busy spring at Zoo Knoxville. Come by and check them out!

Zoo Knoxville

14,448 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Six Red Wolf Pups Born at Zoo Knoxville! On Earth Day, our Red Wolf pair, Buckeye (9) and Cirilla (3), welcomed six critically endangered pups into the world. These new arrivals are part of the SAFE American Red Wolf program—a collaborative effort to save the most endangered wolf species on the planet. Zoo Knoxville is proud to be part of this essential conservation work. With fewer than 20 Red Wolves in the wild and under 300 in human care, every pup counts. We’re giving the new family plenty of space, but early signs are good—Cirilla is proving to be a great mom, and the pups are growing strong. 🐾
1:22

Six Red Wolf Pups Born at Zoo Knoxville! On Earth Day, our Red Wolf pair, Buckeye (9) and Cirilla (3), welcomed six critically endangered pups into the world. These new arrivals are part of the SAFE American Red Wolf program—a collaborative effort to save the most endangered wolf species on the planet. Zoo Knoxville is proud to be part of this essential conservation work. With fewer than 20 Red Wolves in the wild and under 300 in human care, every pup counts. We’re giving the new family plenty of space, but early signs are good—Cirilla is proving to be a great mom, and the pups are growing strong. 🐾

Zoo Knoxville

11,115 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

This Mama fox relocated her pups to a new den and provided them with a variety of meals over the week, including rabbit, fish, snake, skunk, goose (or chicken), voles, and more. All seven pups are growing bigger and beginning to explore their surroundings
0:50

This Mama fox relocated her pups to a new den and provided them with a variety of meals over the week, including rabbit, fish, snake, skunk, goose (or chicken), voles, and more. All seven pups are growing bigger and beginning to explore their surroundings

Nature Unedited

555,691 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Capy to report that Rosalina and Bowie are the new proud parents to four capybara pups. Don't let their little legs fool you, these little pups are already up and, on the move, following mom and exploring their new surroundings.
0:30

Capy to report that Rosalina and Bowie are the new proud parents to four capybara pups. Don't let their little legs fool you, these little pups are already up and, on the move, following mom and exploring their new surroundings.

San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance

350,332 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

A good example of how different the howling of pups and adults can be at this time of year. These videos were taken by the same camera at a Half-Moon Pack rendezvous site a few years ago. The first portion of the video shows all the pups at the site howling and there are no adults howling. All the vocalizations you hear are pups. The pups have a wide range of vocalizations and often sound like coyotes, given all the yipping and barking. The second portion of the video shows the pups' father, Wolf V094, howling a few days later by himself. These howls are the deep iconic howls we typically think of as wolf howls. We figured the sounds pups make might be of interest to folks because sometimes folks hear canine vocalizations and are not sure whether they are from wolves or coyotes. While the pups do sound coyote-like, you often can still hear some giving high-pitched howls amongst all the other ruckus—pups have much higher pitched howls than adults and their howls also seem to sound different to us than coyotes. And often, but not always, there is an adult wolf or two or four howling when the pups howl, which makes it easier to determine if you are listening to wolves or coyotes. We ended the video with what we think is a great sequence of Wolf V094 trying his best to stay awake after howling but he couldn’t fight his sleepiness any longer!
1:42

A good example of how different the howling of pups and adults can be at this time of year. These videos were taken by the same camera at a Half-Moon Pack rendezvous site a few years ago. The first portion of the video shows all the pups at the site howling and there are no adults howling. All the vocalizations you hear are pups. The pups have a wide range of vocalizations and often sound like coyotes, given all the yipping and barking. The second portion of the video shows the pups' father, Wolf V094, howling a few days later by himself. These howls are the deep iconic howls we typically think of as wolf howls. We figured the sounds pups make might be of interest to folks because sometimes folks hear canine vocalizations and are not sure whether they are from wolves or coyotes. While the pups do sound coyote-like, you often can still hear some giving high-pitched howls amongst all the other ruckus—pups have much higher pitched howls than adults and their howls also seem to sound different to us than coyotes. And often, but not always, there is an adult wolf or two or four howling when the pups howl, which makes it easier to determine if you are listening to wolves or coyotes. We ended the video with what we think is a great sequence of Wolf V094 trying his best to stay awake after howling but he couldn’t fight his sleepiness any longer!

Voyageurs Wolf Project

11,781 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Wolf pups start developing personalities from a young age, which, in part, helps pups to quickly form a hierarchy of sorts amongst their littermates. This small pup, with a bold and perhaps reckless streak, was letting us know who the boss was even though it was just a month old (volume up)! Typically, when we go in to count pups at dens, all the pups scurry into the den and remain together there as far back in the den as they can get. This is the only instance we can recall of a pup walking out to the edge of the den to stand there and growl at us. In other words, this behavior is uncommon. Why is this behavior rare? We suspect it is because pups that come out of the den to 'fend off' predators or danger probably would be killed pretty readily if predators visited the den. The purpose of the den is to provide protection/shelter should danger approach. We do not know what this pup's fate was. We think that 2 or 3 pups from this litter of 4 survived so good decent change he was one of the pups who made it but we won’t ever really know.
0:32

Wolf pups start developing personalities from a young age, which, in part, helps pups to quickly form a hierarchy of sorts amongst their littermates. This small pup, with a bold and perhaps reckless streak, was letting us know who the boss was even though it was just a month old (volume up)! Typically, when we go in to count pups at dens, all the pups scurry into the den and remain together there as far back in the den as they can get. This is the only instance we can recall of a pup walking out to the edge of the den to stand there and growl at us. In other words, this behavior is uncommon. Why is this behavior rare? We suspect it is because pups that come out of the den to 'fend off' predators or danger probably would be killed pretty readily if predators visited the den. The purpose of the den is to provide protection/shelter should danger approach. We do not know what this pup's fate was. We think that 2 or 3 pups from this litter of 4 survived so good decent change he was one of the pups who made it but we won’t ever really know.

Voyageurs Wolf Project

41,174 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Nine-year-old Adira and 10-year-old Brantley had their American Idol dreams come true, thanks to Luke Bryan and Make-A-Wish America! 🎶👏 The country superstar and American Idol judge teamed up with Make-A-Wish to help celebrate World Wish Day as part of Disney's Week of Wishes.
2:45

Nine-year-old Adira and 10-year-old Brantley had their American Idol dreams come true, thanks to Luke Bryan and Make-A-Wish America! 🎶👏 The country superstar and American Idol judge teamed up with Make-A-Wish to help celebrate World Wish Day as part of Disney's Week of Wishes.

Good Morning America

45,907 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Probably one of the coolest moments we have had in the field…stumbling upon wolf pups sleeping at the entrance of their den which was a huge old beaver lodge. On this particular day in early May, we were searching clusters of GPS-locations from a collared wolf in this pack to find where it had killed prey. The wolf was a subordinate male wolf and had only spent a few hours on the edge of this beaver meadow so we assumed he was just resting here. I.e., there were no indications, based on the wolf’s movements, that this was a den. We hiked along the meadow edge for a bit and as we got close to where the GPS-locations from the wolf were, an uncollared wolf popped up out of the grass by the lodge about 50 meters away and ran into the forest. That seemed far too coincidental…what are the odds that the GPS-collared wolf had been in this spot a few days ago and now, when we arrive there was a different wolf here. As a result, we immediately started to think the lodge could be a den. We approached the lodge and pulled out our phone to record what we observed. We rounded a side of the lodge, approached the entrance, and we found these 4 pups sounds asleep. What a wild few moments. Of course, we thought this was especially interesting, in part, because the wolves were using a massive beaver lodge—i.e.., the home of one of their primary summer prey—as a den to raise their pups, which then would go onto to hunt and kill beavers as adults.
1:32

Probably one of the coolest moments we have had in the field…stumbling upon wolf pups sleeping at the entrance of their den which was a huge old beaver lodge. On this particular day in early May, we were searching clusters of GPS-locations from a collared wolf in this pack to find where it had killed prey. The wolf was a subordinate male wolf and had only spent a few hours on the edge of this beaver meadow so we assumed he was just resting here. I.e., there were no indications, based on the wolf’s movements, that this was a den. We hiked along the meadow edge for a bit and as we got close to where the GPS-locations from the wolf were, an uncollared wolf popped up out of the grass by the lodge about 50 meters away and ran into the forest. That seemed far too coincidental…what are the odds that the GPS-collared wolf had been in this spot a few days ago and now, when we arrive there was a different wolf here. As a result, we immediately started to think the lodge could be a den. We approached the lodge and pulled out our phone to record what we observed. We rounded a side of the lodge, approached the entrance, and we found these 4 pups sounds asleep. What a wild few moments. Of course, we thought this was especially interesting, in part, because the wolves were using a massive beaver lodge—i.e.., the home of one of their primary summer prey—as a den to raise their pups, which then would go onto to hunt and kill beavers as adults.

Voyageurs Wolf Project

236,960 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

It was a big day behind the scenes! 🐾 Born on November 25 to mom, Roanne, and dad, Kellan, these ten African painted dog pups just completed their first health exam. Each pup was paired with a member of our animal care team who guided them through the entire checkup —
0:46

It was a big day behind the scenes! 🐾 Born on November 25 to mom, Roanne, and dad, Kellan, these ten African painted dog pups just completed their first health exam. Each pup was paired with a member of our animal care team who guided them through the entire checkup —

Brookfield Zoo Chicago

34,282 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

GO PRO BEHIND THE SCENES 🎥 The red river hog piglets are getting more bold and curious every day! They’re learning to use their snouts to dig and burrow around their exhibit and are even starting to explore farther away from mom, Koka. Stop by African Veldt to see these little watermelons in their maternity pen!🍉🐽 (Weather permitting) #baby #animals #piglet #redriverhog #hog #love #memphiszoo #behindthescenes
0:39

GO PRO BEHIND THE SCENES 🎥 The red river hog piglets are getting more bold and curious every day! They’re learning to use their snouts to dig and burrow around their exhibit and are even starting to explore farther away from mom, Koka. Stop by African Veldt to see these little watermelons in their maternity pen!🍉🐽 (Weather permitting) #baby #animals #piglet #redriverhog #hog #love #memphiszoo #behindthescenes

Memphis Zoo

16,274 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Behold, a rare rhino pirouette! At the sage old age of nearly two*, Chamboi is growing more confident and curious with each passing day — he’s surprisingly agile, too! *For a species that can live over forty years, that still firmly places him in the baby category… but we won’t deflate his ego! Chamboi is a critically endangered black rhino. Orphaned as a newborn, he now has a family with us and a wild future ahead of him. To discover Chamboi’s story — and support his journey through an adoption — visit:
0:33

Behold, a rare rhino pirouette! At the sage old age of nearly two*, Chamboi is growing more confident and curious with each passing day — he’s surprisingly agile, too! *For a species that can live over forty years, that still firmly places him in the baby category… but we won’t deflate his ego! Chamboi is a critically endangered black rhino. Orphaned as a newborn, he now has a family with us and a wild future ahead of him. To discover Chamboi’s story — and support his journey through an adoption — visit:

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

21,308 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

It's wrong for parents to send their kids off to daycare just so they can "live their life" or work and not see them for the whole day. Children need at least one parent looking after them. Working is necessary, so one thing I would propose is for employers to offer in-office daycare services that will allow parents to attend to their children several times a day, and for work to mandate an hour-long break, only for parents and separate from their lunchbreak, so they can be with their kids. If more workplaces offered this, people would be more inclined to have children because the current system makes it very difficult for parents to be attentive and raise their kids and hold a good job at the same time.
0:58

It's wrong for parents to send their kids off to daycare just so they can "live their life" or work and not see them for the whole day. Children need at least one parent looking after them. Working is necessary, so one thing I would propose is for employers to offer in-office daycare services that will allow parents to attend to their children several times a day, and for work to mandate an hour-long break, only for parents and separate from their lunchbreak, so they can be with their kids. If more workplaces offered this, people would be more inclined to have children because the current system makes it very difficult for parents to be attentive and raise their kids and hold a good job at the same time.

Ian Miles Cheong

4,984,936 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

The fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is set to expire this week, with both countries accusing the other of violations over the weekend. More American troops are on their way to the region.
3:08

The fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is set to expire this week, with both countries accusing the other of violations over the weekend. More American troops are on their way to the region.

CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil

19,239 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten