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A lone female elk in the morning fog near Grizzly Lookout. I had heard one of the Hayden Valley wolf packs in this area just a few minutes before taking this photo.
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Part of a bison herd (Bison bison) walking down the road. Photographed in Yellowstone National Park.
A group of bison (Bison bison) walking down the road in Yellowstone National Park, not far from Uncle Tom's Trail. The roads are frequently used by the bison and have been important to the population's recovery within the park.
A drop in the bucket - a massive pile of bison skulls about to be ground into fertilizer, photographed circa 1870. From Wikipedia.
From almost the very start, wolves were not welcome in Yellowstone. When the national park was established by the United States government in 1872 the bison…