It was survival of the hungriest.
A grizzly bear and a large pack of gray wolves duked it out over a dead elk carcass in Yellowstone National Park, dramatic footage shows.
The bear chases one of them away, but another comes from behind and starts eating the bruin’s dinner. The bear then turns back to his commandeered meal before seemingly deciding he’s had enough and starts to shuffle away.Taylor Rabe via StoryfulTaylor Rabe via Storyful After they ate to their heart’s content, birds, including a bald eagle, can be seen picking at the carrion.
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