WIld animal interactions of the happy kind

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by Gill Catton

I think you're probably right, introduce a food shortage and it might be different I'd imagine

Yes i agree, if food was involved then they might not have been getting on quite so friendly.

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by Jim Ford

When we had guinea pigs grazing on the lawn, magpies often used to go behind them and peck them on their backside. The guinea pig would then run away a little. It looked like mischievousness, but I then noticed the magpies would inspect where the guinea pigs were grazing. I concluded that the magpies were after any food the guinea pigs might be eating.

Jim

I've witnessed magpies doing similar to grey squirrels

[wildherbalian85]

Some more videos of wolves and bears

http://www.naturefootage.com/video_clips/RGU01_018

http://www.naturefootage.com/video_clips/KW17_029

This Next Video is Of a Playful Wolf And Not so Playful Bears

Video: Wolf-bear interaction at elk carcass | Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center (NOROCK)

[wildherbalian85]

I found the video on youtube of the grizzly and wolf playing, its not all that clear to be honest but from what i can make out the wolf does appear to be relaxed.

YouTube - grizzly and wolf playing

Personally my favourite is the one in previous video of the wolf playing with the 3 grizzlies