来自MSN12 个月
Bull elk teaches Yellowstone tourists that telephoto camera lenses don't help at close range
Despite having the right equipment to take photos from afar, some visitors decided to approach a bull elk at Yellowstone National Park anyway – with predictable results. A video of the incident ...
来自MSN1 年
"He got nailed" – huge bull elk knocks down phone-wielding Yellowstone tourist
A man learned a painful lesson about wildlife safety after being knocked down by a bull elk that ... explains that elk are the most numerous mammal at Yellowstone, with between 10,000 and 20,000 ...
WyoFile2 天
Dead, CWD-infected elk found at third Wyoming feedground in just two months
Onslaught of infections suggests that feeding operations are exacerbating the spread of a deadly prion disease that’s making ...
National Geographic news23 天
How Ranching and Hunting Shape Protections for Bison and Elk
The side of a harvested bull elk and its prized antlers are transported the old-fashioned way—by mule. More than 72,000 hunters came to the lands around Yellowstone and Grand Teton in 2014 ...
Cowboy State Daily3 天
Bison Burgers And Steaks Are Part Of Yellowstone Herd Management Plan
The annual buffalo harvest is underway just outside Yellowstone National Park. The controversial program delivers organic ...
National Geographic news8 年
Photographer David Guttenfelder on Yellowstone
The side of a harvested bull elk and its prized antlers are transported the old-fashioned way—by mule. More than 72,000 hunters came to the lands around Yellowstone and Grand Teton in 2014 ...
PBS1 年
How Yellowstone Helped Save the National Mammal
In 1872, when Congress established the world’s first national park near the headwaters of the Yellowstone River ... concessionaires routinely killed the elk, deer and buffalo to feed their ...