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No, animals are not leaving Yellowstone National Park. (Don’t believe everything online.)
Here we go again. The internet is abuzz with claims that animals are fleeing Yellowstone National Park and suggesting that the bears, elk and other creatures know something about Yellowstone’s volcanic system that humans don’t.
A large grizzly bear that approached a storage shed recently in a rural Montana, perhaps for a thorough back scratch, was sent running for cover. That’s because an electrified fence had ...
The U.S. House will consider whether grizzly bears in and around Yellowstone National Park should be taken off the endangered ...
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. — Yellowstone National Park staff trapped and killed a grizzly bear after it broke into waste containers to reach human food, the park said in a Facebook post ...
A viral social media post claimed grizzly bears were fleeing Yellowstone National Park. The video garnered 6 million views on ...
Wildlife officials have relocated an adult female grizzly bear to an area just south of Yellowstone National Park following a ...
A Yellowstone Park celebrity grizzly bear has been killed in a car crash. Grizzly Bear 399 was fatally struck by a vehicle in Jacksonhole, Wyoming. Her identity was confirmed through ear ...
One of Yellowstone National Park’s most beloved grizzly bears, known to fans as “Raspberry,” has not been seen in nearly two months, raising concerns that the iconic matriarch may have died.
As of Tuesday, the database tracking grizzly bear mortalities reached 65 deaths this year. That trails only 2018, a conflict-filled year that ended with 69 mortalities for the large carnivores.
In Wyoming, state big game biologists do most of the hands-on management while in constant communication with Fish and Wildlife officials.
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