National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 11月11日 12時17分

[7 of 7] Video by @bertiegregory for my new wildlife adventure YouTube series for Nat Geo. See the link in my personal bio to watch. // My holy grail for the series was to find and film the apex predator on the west coast of Vancouver Island, Canada. Unlike their continental cousins, these coastal wolves live on the beach and up to 90% of their diet comes from the ocean. Back in 2011, I had a number of intimate encounters with a female coastal wolf. A few months after I returned home from that trip, I discovered she had been shot and thrown in a local fishing village dumpster. If she had been a lion, if her name was Cecil, there would have been outrage all over the world. But because she’s a coastal wolf, nothing happened. Since that tragic moment, I’ve been planning my return to this coast to show just how awesome these animals are. This return became @natgeowild's first ever online series. The encounter in this video is some of what I managed on the return expedition. Moments later, this wolf came just 3m/10ft from my blind. To see this unfold and the rest of the series, see the link in my personal bio, @bertiegregory

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