Yellowstone National Park

Another incredible video has been circulating social media showing a large grizzly bear being chased by a pack of wolves in Yellowstone National Park.

We left before the sun was up in Bozeman, and as you'll see in the pictures we encountered snow and sunshine on our trip into the park. Hope you enjoy the pictures as much as we did taking them.

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

It should hopefully open soon though.

During the rut, you may have the chance to hear bull elk bugle in an attempt to attract a mate. While witnessing it is truly majestic, bull elk can also become extremely aggressive, and it is advised to keep your distance.

The incident remains under investigation.

Just a heads up if you are heading to the park this weekend.

So far, no front-line Yellowstone National Park employees have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Despite COVID-19, Yellowstone National Park saw an uptick in visitors during the month of July.

Yellowstone National Park continues to test its employees for the coronavirus. In partnership with the states of Montana & Wyoming, over 1,000 COVID-19 tests have been given to front-line Yellowstone employees over the past eight weeks.

Recently, a Montana woman was caught on video running away from a charging bison in Yellowstone National Park when she tripped.

Check out the video shot by a lucky park visitor. You can feel their power even in the video.