@AnimalPlanetJourney
Dr. Oakley’s dedication to wildlife and her ability to tackle every unique challenge, from black bears to baby pigs, is so inspiring. Truly a fascinating glimpse into the Yukon wilderness.
@bdell519
I love bears! Lived in Alaska for many years & before "bear spray", we'd walk paths saying gently "hey bear, hey bear"... had a couple cone into my yard over the years as well. Love this video & The Yukon - wonderful job with those bears ❤
@naturezavidaes
Truly impressed with Dr. Oakley's dedication and skills in handling this intense situation! Nat Geo always does an amazing job inspiring wildlife conservation! 🐻💚
@cuteCharlotte
I’ve always been so fascinated by wildlife, and this video perfectly captures the unique behavior of animals. It’s amazing to see how each species has its own personality and instincts. The narrator did a fantastic job explaining these complex behaviors. Definitely learned something new today. Great content!
@naturesmomentstv
Thank you, Nat Geo Animals, for sharing such a heartwarming story of animal rescue
@gfear24
Hate to say it, but the lady with that poor Dachshund, there is a reason why leashes and leads exist. They're to keep a dog from running off. Sure, she might like chasing birds and squirrels because that's in their natural instinct, but it's YOUR responsibility to keep them out of harms way. Just allowing them to run free, unsupervised, will tend to lead to harm to the dog.
@ChrisLaprise-p8n
She's all set for life there.
@wildkingdomusa
An incredible episode showcasing the courage and skill of Dr. Oakley! The way she handles such dangerous situations is inspiring.
@wildwonderjapan
How wonderful
@EatPrayLovebirds
Who´s the daddy? 😂😂😂😂😂😂Some do sheep some - sorry no front! Love and Peace to all PET Lovers. We appreciate what you do 💕✨🌎🐾
@DoloresGenaille
Great show! The scenery is fantastic!! You do such a good job with such compassion! Onderful family !❤
@312countrygirl
Thank you Nat Geo Animals!!!!!!
@Wildpulse01
Thanks for sharing an amazing story.🥰🥰🥰
@enteriprse33
Welcome to the 1st episode of nat geo wild Dr Oakley
@Cottontop-hd3nr
Thanks for sharing great show.!
@lindacooper4893
Another job well done ❤❤
@JsnLeiva06
Saludos amigos
@kayburgess8536
Your the first person I have heard say sooey since I left the farm
@ricksanchez7849
imagine minding your own business then someone put you to sleep after waking up you have a collar and a ear tag.
@americaanimal4k