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What do Yellowstone wolf packs do when they're bored? If a new video is any indication, the answer is to play with traffic cones.

A court in Washington ruled in January that the fees were unconstitutional under the First Amendment.

The silver monolith mystery has taken a new and hilarious turn. The National Park Service has shared a wonderful pic of two bears who allegedly found one in the wild.

If you go to Yellowstone National Park, you might see a moose or you might not. Recently a Yellowstone tour group didn't just see one moose. They came across a half dozen bull moose strolling across a nearby meadow.

Park officials say the body of the black-colored wolf was found near the Pilgrim Creek trailhead in the park on the morning of Oct. 26.

There are bears and then there are BEARS. This is that last one. It's the National Park Service's Fattest Bear Award and this year it goes to 409 Beadnose.

Based on what I've just watched, I believe this might be the worst year ever of people behaving badly with wildlife. A video has gone viral showing a woman hand-feeding a bear a chocolate chip cookie and I'm beside myself.

If you have a yard, more than likely it consists of grass. A new video shows the moment one family realized that there yard was more or less just elk.

Each of these misdemeanor violations is punishable by a jail term of up to six months.

The road between Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris Junction in Yellowstone National Park has reopened a day after the park closed it because of a major water main break, according to a news release on Saturday morning
National Park Service crews worked through the night to locate and temporarily repair …