For a grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park, one wolf was a real pain in the butt.
Gary Gaston was visiting the park on Sept. 4 when he captured video of the bizarre interaction between the two predators in the northern area of the protected space. That almost one-minute long video was posted to a Yellowstone group on Facebook.
“Look he got him right in the butt,” someone says as the wolf approaches for a second chomp.
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Gaston told USA Today there was a carcass of a large animal nearby, which may explain why the wolf, bear and a bunch of ravens were hanging around.
The bear’s best tactic seemed to be just to sit down after the third bite.
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Gaston said his group was watching wolves at Crystal Creek near Slough Creek at daybreak when this one wolf “decided to nip the bear.”
“Crazy wolves, these,” he wrote.