Golden Eagle Finally Catches a Marmot… Then a Wolverine Raids Her Nest | CTTV Video

Golden Eagle Finally Catches a Marmot… Then a Wolverine Raids Her Nest A cliff in the Montana Rockies. A golden eagle chick hasn't eaten since yesterday, and its mother has already come home empty once this morning. Down on the rockslide, a colony of marmots keeps diving into its burrows a heartbeat before her talons close. She misses, and misses again. She leaves like a bird that has given up, then circles back low from the side the young marmot isn't watching. But at the top of the slope, a coyote has watched the whole hunt. And back on the ledge, the chick is alone. This is a cinematic wildlife documentary about a golden eagle, a coyote and a wolverine in the mountains of the American West. Stay for the explainer at the end: why eagles build their nests on cliffs, what a golden eagle really carries home to its chick, how one golden eagle struck down a coyote in Idaho, and whether a wolverine can really reach a ledge like that. Chapters: 0:00 The Strike 0:30 A Hungry Chick on the Cliff 1:26 The Marmot Rockslide 1:52 A Coyote Watches the Hunt 2:36 The Young Marmot 3:32 The Catch at the Burrow 4:13 The Coyote Comes for the Meal 6:26 Over the Edge 7:24 A Wolverine on the Ledge 10:21 One More Hunt 11:00 Eagles, Coyotes and Wolverines, Explained 14:45 About This Film (AI Disclosure) Some scenes are original AI-generated or AI-assisted creations produced for educational, storytelling, and illustrative purposes, and may not represent real recorded events. No real animals were filmed or harmed. Science notes: Adolph Murie's eagle nest records from Denali; a field observation of an eagle striking a coyote in Idaho; HawkWatch International trail-camera footage from western Utah; the radio-collared wolverine M3 in Glacier National Park; a Yukon record of a bald eagle nest apparently raided by a wolverine. The coyote taking the marmot and the fight on the ledge are dramatized. If this story stayed with you, subscribe and turn on the bell for more. #wildlifedocumentary #wildanimals #goldeneagle #wolverine #coyote #marmota