Grizzly

The wildlife in Yellowstone National Park operate under a different kind of math compared to the rest of us. This flashback video is a great example. It's that time when 7 wolves tried to take on 2 grizzlies.

If you look hard enough, there's a very hungry grizzly in this video. Spoiler alert: it's not that hard to find him at all eventually. Another spoiler alert: no elk were harmed in the making of this video.

It's not easy being a wolf in Yellowstone. Your pack takes down an elk and thinks it has a quiet dinner only to be interrupted by a very angry grizzly.

There's been another epic confrontation captured on video in Yellowstone as a wolf pack quite literally ran circles around a grizzly.

Capture operations can include a variety of activities in a variety of areas.

New video shows two of the most prolific predators in Yellowstone. It's a pack of wolves and a grizzly trying to determine who ends up with a prize carcass.

Local bear expert Sarah Elmeligi explained that the white coloring is a result of recessive genes.

Many come to Wyoming in hopes of seeing a bear. What is the right thing to do if that actually happens? It wasn't what this guy did when he stopped his car near a mama grizzly and cubs and got charged big time.

Some may find the video disturbing but the contest between a grizzly and a bison in Yellowstone is just wildlife doing what they do.

One nice thing about being a moose is you can pretty much do what you want. This means if you find a highway you like, you can just kinda take over which is exactly what two moose did recently to the dismay of a waiting driver.