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If you've never had the opportunity to see Old Faithful erupt live and in person, I would highly recommend experiencing it.

If you've ever needed a reminded as to why you should always keep at least 100 yards between yourself and either a grizzly bear or a moose, this is it.

It's the time of year when bears are awaking from their hibernation, which makes this one of the prime seasons to travel to Yellowstone National Park.

It's not just humans that fall down. In the wild, an occasional animal has a run in with an inanimate object and loses.

Wyoming's wildlife is pretty much the only reason for traffic jams in and around our beautiful state, but when they happen, how drivers react makes all the difference.

For the many tourists that travel to Yellowstone National Park annually, other than the beautiful scenery and camping, most make the trek to witness our wildlife firsthand.

Works of fiction often mirror real life, but it is quite unique when it happens the other way around.

I've never seen a bulk elk do this before, but apparently it is quite common when they are "in the rut", and it is definitely rutting season right now.

It is a famous proverb that is said quite often, but it's because it is almost always fitting in everyday life: not all heroes wear capes.

It's not often that you see wildlife getting into the holiday spirit, but apparently it does actually happen.