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Yellowstone National Park · Yellowstone National ParkSome wildlife photographers experienced a “special moment in Yellowstone” when they spotted a pair of cougars walking along a snowy ridge line. Yellowstone Insight, which provides private educational tours in Yellowstone National Park, says the group was near the park’s northern range when they saw the mountain lions framed against a picturesque background. “High in elevation, between craggy peaks these two sauntered on the ridge line with a bac…See the Story
Wild Cougars Create 'Special Moment in Yellowstone'
Yellowstone National Park · Yellowstone National ParkLocated in Wyoming and stretching up into Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone National Park is the first national park in the United States, and largely regarded as the oldest park in the entire world. Signed into law by President Ulysses S. Grant in 1872, its 2.2 million acres give patrons the opportunity to observe some of the most incredible wildlife in the United States, witness geothermal areas unlike any in the world, and view pristine geologic…See the Story
Yellowstone Visitor Trips Trying To Flee Charging Bison, Plays Dead, & Miraculously Escapes Without Injury
Yellowstone National Park · Yellowstone National ParkTwo hungry coyotes were caught on camera along Lamar River inside Yellowstone National Park in the heat of battle to secure precious calories from a buried bison carcass. The fierce fight lasted nearly 10 minutes: “Couple mornings ago, Wolftracker guide Michael Sypniewski and his guests watched two coyotes duke it out along the Lamar River. This intense back and forth battle went on for close to 10 minutes! Although obstructed from their view, t…See the Story
Coyotes Battle Over Bison Carcass @ Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park · Yellowstone National ParkMap of the Grand Loop Road in Yellowstone National Park / NPS graphicI recently finished uploading an article about Yellowstone National Park for the Traveler’s A Day In The Park series (you’ll see it sometime in April). One of the things I mentioned was the park’s Grand Loop Road, a 142-mile (228.5-kilometer) route that looks sort of like a figure-eight neuron with five squiggly dendrites sticking out from it. I wrote that while you could osten…See the Story
Photography In The National Parks: Yellowstone’s Grand Loop Road Part 1
Yellowstone National Park · Yellowstone National ParkI’ve never related to a bison more. Sometimes the road less traveled is actually that way for a reason. All potentially inspiring quotes aside, the best way to move forward is often the road that everyone else is using… and the one’s that already been cleared of the three-feet-deep snow. This video out of Yellowstone National Park is as funny as outdoors videos get. One bison in the herd was trying to be a trendsetter, attempting to veer off the…See the Story
Big Ol’ Bison Plows Into Deep Snow At Yellowstone, Immediately Changes Its Mind
Yellowstone National Park · Yellowstone National ParkA gray wolf and a black wolf howl in Yellowstone National Park on a winter day. Photo by Stan Tekiela Wolves in a snowy landscape are the main focus of my winter Yellowstone photo tour, so every effort is made to locate them and position ourselves for the best images of these amazing creatures. That was the case last week while I was leading a tour in the interior of Yellowstone National Park.
The park is closed to the public during winter due …See the Story
Following the tracks of Yellowstone’s elusive wolves - Eden Prairie Local News
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Science · Yellowstone National ParkIn their absence, elk populations severely damaged the ecosystem in the national park, but 20 years later, the return of wolves has had an incredible impact.See the Story
Reintroduced Wolves Caused A "Trophic Cascade", Transforming Yellowstone's Ecosystems
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