Bison

When ya gotta eat, ya gotta eat! In the wild, there are predators and there is prey. Bison are no exception to the "rule" when wolves are hungry.

Wyomingites know home is just 1 mile ahead when they see this bison on the bluff on the east side of I-25 near Carr. It’s a metal cutout that hides a secret.

A new video highlights a young bison calf attempting to traverse up a hill to catch up with the herd at Yellowstone National Park.

Motorists driving through the Montana side of Yellowstone National Park encountered a bison herd protecting the calves by shielding them from traffic.

Nothing is quite as amazing as witnessing an animal birth in the wild. Last month, a Yellowstone National Park traveler captured the experience on video.

By looking at the headline, you probably wouldn't know that this is a sweet story, but it is. New video shows a mama bison teaching her baby how to properly have a dirt bath. There's an additional twist that makes this story very sentimental.

Here's a scenario that can only happen in Wyoming. A guy is having lunch on his sky deck when he hears a sound. It's the rumble of hooves which he quickly realizes are attached to a bison herd that has interrupted his lunch and stopped traffic.

Convertibles are nice. Convertibles are fun. I'd love to have a convertible. But, a visitor to Yellowstone National Park recently learned that no, the bison are not impressed with your fun roofless vehicle.

This just in. If you're a bison in Yellowstone National Park, you can take a nap anywhere you dang well please. That happened recently when traffic was brought to a halt by a calf that needed a few z's.

If I told you that a couple of guys decided it was a good idea to pet a bison, you would probably guess correctly what's gonna happen. It did. One man's offer of friendliness to a bison resulted in him getting the head butt of a lifetime.