Grizzlies, Elephants, Giant Pandas, Wolves | 60 Minutes Full Episodes
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00:00 Introduction
00:10 Grizzlies
13:35 The Secret Language of Elephants
27:36 Giant Panda
40:51 The Wolves of Yellowstone
All Comments (21)
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The man that was attacked and is not upset that the grizzly lives, is a very smart man with the response he gave. We are trespassers to the animals. If you move into or play in their territory, you should be aware you could be what's for dinner.
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People just can't leave animals alone
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Since I watched and fell in love with the elephants in a Mexican circus that came through Southeast Texas, I have always been enamored by their care for each other. They are so very emotional. When one is not feeling well the others will show them affection. They are great mothers and aunties who all watch out for and take care of the babies. They are precious giants. Thank you Andrea for all you do for these beautiful creatures.
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I LOVE elephants! They are soooo intelligent, emotional and family oriented. Precious, just precious.
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Seeing a wild grizzly and wolf was one of the highlights of my life.
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Those of you who do the work of wildlife preservation are truly wonderful humans
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The people that do these types of jobs are true heroes. Each of us has our own individual responsibilities to the planet. But without people that dedicate their lives to looking out for these animals and protecting them we'd be lost
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The best gift on the planet are animals 💗🙏
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Watched these episodes when first aired, you never get tiered of watching all these magnificent animals 💜 What a great episode of 60 min. 60 min covers so much of human condition This episode is no exception. As Scott Pelley puts it " Are we saving Pandas, or are Pandas saving Us"♥
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I had a wolf as a pet. She was half Timber and half Artic wolf. She thought that she was a house wolf. The most loving pet that I ever had.
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Elephants are beautiful souls who have more empathy for their own kind than humans. That is fact.
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Thank you so much 60 Minutes, there’s no better show on on tv, in any category.
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I really like the attitude of the Montana folks they interviewed. They seem like such calm, happy, reasonable people. Mother Nature no doubt plays a role in this contentment. ❤
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The man that was attacked showed a lot of grace and proves he is a true sportsman. Much respect!
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That lady with the elephants is one of the luckiest people on earth.
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The humans moving into the bears' territory are the danger and the problem, not the other way around.
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I went to Adelaide Zoo especially to see the 2 Pandas they have. It was such a beautiful experience. They sat right in front of me and ate their bamboo,,, consequently I didn't see anything else of the zoo.....They are 12 years old. I have loved them my whole life. The symbol of the WWF. I am so glad these programs are happening to save them and care for them for future generations !!!
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God bless the elephant lady, so passionate about such an interesting species.
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I was brought up with a wolf in Billings Montana back in the 1950’s.. OH MY GOD!!!! What a gift…She was my reason for a lot of the love I received as a child.. Seriously!!
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These animals a majestic. Being mammals their behaviors are so close to humans its truly fascinating. We have to protect them at all cost. Great documentary
