A lone Wolf is no match for a full grown Moose whether on land or water......It takes a pack of Wolves to down such a prey creature......................Nonetheless, a fantastic "clash of the titans" in the northern Ontario Woods plays out on the 6 minute video below between a lone Wolf and a Moose.............While they furiously go at it, both combatants live to fight another day................Even with a Wolf pack, 7 out of 10 times the adult Moose, Elk, Deer, Caribou and Bison prey animals manage to escape death-----Such is the eon old plan of predator and prey---Natures design has both of them enduring on the planet if both have enough natural habitat and are not overly persecuted by the SUPER PREDATOR-MAN

. CLICK ON THIS TITLE TO VIEW  6 MINUTE BATTLE Northern Ontario Moose vs Wolf by Dan Nystedt Captured this footage by happenstance  while shooting some scenics in Northern  Ontario. Was excited by the moose sighting,  as I was leaving something unexpected took place . Shot in 4K with Phantom 4 Pro. Epic fight between  moose and wolf  captured by drone  October 13, 2017 ; Jeff Lagerquist, CTVNews.ca A Canadian YouTuber captured an epic  wolf versus moose battle deep in the Ontario wilderness in a video that has surged in popularity online. Dan Nystedt was using a drone to shoot  a moose majestically surveying its  surroundings, standing in the shallow  water near the shore of a pristine lake. A wolf abruptly emerges from the tree line, interrupting Nystedt’s tranquil vision of natural beauty. The fight that ensues has been viewed more than 1.7 million times online since it was posted on Monday. Popular  podcaster and natural predator enthusiast Joe Rogan retweeted the video to his 3.6 million strong Twitter audience on Tuesday. The  tweet has been liked more than 750  times and retweeted by more than 200 people. The wolf was the clear aggressor, wading into the water towards the moose. The moose uses its size advantage throughout the six minutes of footage,  keeping the wolf at a distance with its  powerful hooves. The pair charge and  retreat several times before the wolf makes its move, sinking its teeth deep into the moose’s massive leg. The moose eventually drags the wolf  into deeper water as the fight intensifies, circling and kicking at its persistent opponent. The aggressive canine doggedly holds on. The pair separate after the moose submerges into the water and marches  away, turning periodically as the wolf  swims in pursuit. The wolf makes a last effort, bounding  through the water towards the moose, but to no avail. Help center • Report spam ©2017 YouTube, LLC 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066, USA