"Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo" was filmed at Wood Buffalo National Park--the second largest national park in the world and a place three times larger than Yellowstone. In this remote location that borders Alberta and Northwest Territories in Canada, the lives of Buffalo (actually more correctly termed 'Bison') and the wolves. It shows them in both the cold winters and summers.
I like nature documentaries and I know that they certainly aren't for everyone. However, as I watched this episode of "Nature", I found myself a bit annoyed, as the topic was really interesting but the tone of the narration was a bit dull to say the least. It SHOULD be more exciting seeing wolves and bison raising their young and being locked in life and death struggles, but after a while I just found my attention waning.
I like nature documentaries and I know that they certainly aren't for everyone. However, as I watched this episode of "Nature", I found myself a bit annoyed, as the topic was really interesting but the tone of the narration was a bit dull to say the least. It SHOULD be more exciting seeing wolves and bison raising their young and being locked in life and death struggles, but after a while I just found my attention waning.