Wild animals do not recognize park borders. Two of Yellowstone’s iconic species, bison and elk, spill seasonally—and naturally—beyond park boundaries looking for food. One is welcome.
Max Waugh (USA) catches sight of a plains bison kicking up flurries of snow over its bulky frame in Yellowstone National Park, USA. From his vehicle Max saw the bison start to head downhill towards ...
At Yellowstone National Park – home to the largest bison herd in the U.S., with almost 6,000 head of wild bison – they are a major attraction for visitors. In 2023 the park attracted more than ...
By 1894, fewer than 100 Yellowstone bison remained––and the American ... for the chance to shoot a buffalo and proudly mount its head at his home in Sagamore Hill; under the tutelage of ...
The National Park Service said an unidentified man pushed the calf up the river as it was separated from its herd Yellowstone National Park says it has killed a newborn bison in the US state of ...
A visitor to Yellowstone National Park in the US state of Wyoming has become the second person in just three days to be attacked by a wild bison. The 71-year-old women inadvertently approached the ...
A couple of weeks ago, Jeremiah Frick pulled over just short of the bridge in Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park to allow a herd of bison to pass. As the herd approached, Frick rolled down ...