Bite Force of a grey wolf: video

[pawnee]

saw this on National Geographic. Is it just me, or does that woman look like the same woman from the tv show on animal planet Growing up Wolf?

[king1-7]

You know what? I think you're right. The narrator refers to the place they're at as 'the center', and calls the woman Peggy, right?

I have the Growing Up: Wolf show recorded on my TV, so I pulled it up and starting watching it. The show took place at the Wildlife Science Center in MN, and the woman that takes care of the wolves is named Peggy Callahan.

Very good observation you made there, pawnee. 8D

[pawnee]

Pawnee doesn`t forget her wolves that easily I thought I recgonized her voice! it would be nice if they did a follow up to the show...

[king1-7]

It would be nice. But then, I don't suppose the wolves would be 'Growing Up.'

[Blindseer]

when was this on? Ive had the discovery channel up here for about a week.

and Ive never heard of the other show >.>

[king1-7]

Animal Planet has a TV show called 'Growing Up: *insert animal name here*'

The hour-long program basically follows a young, captive animal as it grows from birth to adulthood.

[Blindseer]

nope, never heard of it.

I have heard of something similar (I think) thats called growing up baby. I think it shows the life of inants as the parents take care of them or something >.>

[Fenris]

Yeah i remember watching this, quite good i think. And the test on other dogs like germans and pitbulls.

[Black Star]

I recorded Growing up: Wolf from Animals planet too b/c I waited FOREVER to get to see it! It was a good show. That bite force is kinda scary b/c like the guy said, it wasn't even really an attack bite, just a defensive bite.

[wolflover1]

yeah, it said 406! Less than a crocodile, but probably more than a Rottweiler.