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Here's something you don't see every dayCame upon this grizzly playing around with this coyote. It was absolutely hilarious to watch them.
Grizzly Bear and Coyote - Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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Does the coyote have something around his neck? And this shot is so funny! I'm glad I found it--it made my day!
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yeah it has a radio collar
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Bahaha. So cute. XD Run Coyote! Run! Don't let Bear tag you!
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Actually playing? That's so awesome - what a great capture! Thanks for taking this and sharing it.
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LOL. I'm not sure that's a brave coyote so much as it is a stupid one.
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Wooow. Once in a lifetime photo shoot, huh?
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This gave me a good laugh, lol! Every time I see a bear run, it's the funniest thing I've seen, the way they run or gallop. I can see why this was hilarious to you as well. Awesome shots!
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thats one pesky little coyote!!youre one lucky guy!+fav
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Hahahaha! Wow! Either he is very brave... or very stupid! ^^
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'Cause even Grizzlies want to have a puppy.
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I've seen a clip of a polar bear playing with two husky dogs tied in the back yard in Canada. Its funny how this happends in nature
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Coyotes have a strange relationship with other animals, for instance they'll actually team up with badgers to hunt food.
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This really made me laugh! That bear and coyote look so cute playing together like that. XD
My favorite panel is the first one with the coyote lunging at the fleeing bear. This scene must have been so hilarious though.
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That is so adorable. I love how the bear is just being a stereotypical bear like: LOLOLOLOL ROLY POLY PLAY WITH ME. Such a doofy Yogi bear type. Haha. ^^
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Haha xD That's a stupid coyote, that's what it is!
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This is so amazing! I wish I could have seen this myself, it looks like it would have been entertaining.
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iv always wanted 2 go 2 yellowstone park D:
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It's good to see camaraderie between natural predators in the wild. Let's you know that some of the majestic creatures we admire so much aren't just looking for food or reproduction. Gives me some faith in Humanity, because if they can do it, maybe we can too.
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that's one crazy coyote lol but i bet those two had fun that day
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Whoa!
Incredible!
Such an impressive shot!
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That is very cool! Did you notice the sending collar on the coyotes neck? I bet the biologists would be glad if they knew what one of their subjects did. But with telemetry one sadly does not see their actions.
How far was this happening away?
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it was one of the most unique animal behaviors id ever seen
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that's so fascinating!!! You should shoot for national geographic, if you don't already, you capture such incredible images!
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never ever have assumed they could play together!
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Awh! Cute cute cute ^^ What's that around the cyots neck at panel 4? :0
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Dang, that's either one really brave or one really dumb coyote... Or one uncharacteristically mellow grizzly.
Way cool though. I'd have loved to have seen that (from a judicious distance.)
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That coyote looks like he has a collar of some sort. Awesome sequence! I envy you where you live and the dearth of material you have to photograph. Lovely gallery.
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that would have been amazing to behold!
i really like the last 2 frames!
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Truly amazing! and I do see they ain't fighting, just messing around!
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i love the last frame with the bear all "graaahh!" heeheehee^^
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thats incredible, you never see this anywhere, your lucky!
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