Ein Grizzly Bär und ein Wolf...5 Minuten im Mai im Yellowstone Park"There was a spot cleared right across the river from these two. Once I stopped I was able to look closely and saw the wolf was "playing" with a grizzly bear. I thought they might be attracted to a carcass, but there was no food around. The bear rolled on its back with its feet in the air. It also slid around the snow. The wolf stayed close, checking things out. The bear approached the wolf and they appeared to sniff around each other and on the ground. I had my camera so I took several pictures. They interacted for more than five minutes and then they both walked up the small drainage and out of sight. I don't know if that's a common type of encounter, but I doubt I will ever see it again!"
Source:
-What Do Bears And Wolves In Yellowstone National Park Do When No One's Watching?/National Parks Traveller 02.08.2011 , photos Jane Ward taken in May 2011
