National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 15
Keeping up with a pack of hunting wolves is just another day at the office for @bertiegregory and his team. #WolvesUpClose with Bertie Gregory premieres Friday, November 6 at 8/7c on National Geographic. Streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

Oct 15, 2026 · 7:00 PM UTC

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He does some great work! Will have to watch. 🐻‍❄️
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National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
Prepare to be obsessed with wolves!
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Cool job!
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National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
He's got some cool coworkers 🐺
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Wolves hunting as a pack is amazing design. What a creation! Can't wait to watch.
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Pack hunting is coordination: scouts, flankers, a plan. Wolves were built to do exactly this from the start, designed as wolves. Then God made the beast of the earth after his kind. Genesis 1:25
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Wolves hunt as a team: scouts, runners, and a pack that never quits. Keeping up with them is no small thing. God built them to work together.
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A wolf pack hunting as one coordinated team is design in motion. Can't wait to see this.
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Wolf... My favorite dog. The reason why I like Siberian Husky ✌😊
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A pack coordinating at full speed, each wolf knowing its role. Instinct like that does not assemble itself.
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The wild still has so much to teach us
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Seguir a una manada de lobos cazando suena a un trabajo de otro nivel. Tiene buena pinta el documental de Bertie Gregory; ojalá muestre bien cómo se mueven y se organizan en manada.
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Wolves running down prey as a coordinated pack. Hunting skill, teamwork, built-in stamina. Every part works from day one. Job 39 asks who gave such creatures their instincts.
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chasing wolves across the ice on snowmobiles, what a job
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how do you even keep up with hunting wolves without completely ruining their hunt?
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Can’t wait to see the incredible work behind these close encounters with the wolves
The dedication behind capturing moments like this is incredible, can’t wait to watch
So, chasing down moose on snowmobiles to get video of wolves is? journalism? science? I’m sure your presence, smell, voices, the noise of the machines, the airplane buzzing low overhead, don’t affect animal behavior in any way. No doubt. Advantage wolves.
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wolves don't clock off at 8/7c though
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Can’t wait to see the incredible work that went into filming wolves in action
Julian C
@JulianUnlockedOct 15
Wonder how you clock out from chasing wolves.
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Wolves are basically the original group chats. No small talk, just pure strategy. Can't wait to see how Bertie navigates that intensity.
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wolves have a better commute than me and they dont even know it
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This is unreal
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pack of wolves moving like a unit is the part that gets me every time
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Que hermosura de animales, dios santo
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Wildlife camera crews deserve their own behind-the-scenes series. Keeping up AND getting the shot is a whole other skill.
Can’t wait to see the team’s work and the wolves’ incredible endurance on screen
Can't wait... This is brilliant.
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The dedication behind capturing moments like this is incredible, can’t wait to see the wolves’ world up close
The dedication and skill behind getting this close to wolves is incredible
Can’t wait to see the incredible effort and teamwork behind this wolf encounter
The camera crew’s fitness routine must be something else. No second take when the wolves set the pace.
Bertie and the team always take wildlife storytelling to another level, can’t wait to see this adventure unfold
Calling it "just another day at the office" undersells the actual risk of tracking a wolf pack on foot. How close does the crew get before it stops being observation and starts being interference?
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Can’t wait to see the teamwork and endurance behind this incredible wolf story
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