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Face to Face With One of Yellowstone's Rarest Animals
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Face to Face With One of Yellowstone's Rarest Animals
On a wildlife safari with Natural Habitat Adventures, guests to Yellowstone National Park ended up spotting one of the park’s rarest animals—an American pine marten. These animals prefer to move about at night, which contributes to their elusive reputation. However, this group of tourists got lucky when they spotted a marten posing on a tree trunk. [RELATED: Viral Video of Tourist Taunting Bison in Yellowstone Resurfaces] American pine martens a…
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