yellowstone

Michigan Law Professor Brian Kalt wrote a paper in 2005 titled "The Perfect Crime," about the strip of Yellowstone that sits in Idaho.

You can't please everyone. That is true when it comes to America's first national park.

Just this past week, an effort to return wild bison to the prairie, took place on the Fort Peck reservation.

Thank you, National Park Service, for showing you can be funny and instructional at the same time. I predict you will laugh hard at this new wildlife petting chart they've just shared.

A group of about 50 or more tourist surrounded a bison in Yellowstone National Park, near Old Faithful.

I know for years that there have been some pretty crazy and interesting theories of what exactly will happen when the supervolcano finally let's lose, but I always enjoy finding new things on the internet of what other people think will happen.

The Lacey Act prohibits the import, export, sale, acquisition or purchase of fish, wildlife or plants that are taken in violation of U.S. or Indian law.

Wolves have always been stellar hunters, but it's always crazy to see just how precise and un-afraid they are when taking down this elk in Yellowstone National Park.

No longer do the roads of Yellowstone belong to the people. They have now been taken over by the bison.

Rest assured this is not a sign of "The Big One."