A recent video captured at Yellowstone National Park showed a group of bison beginning to charge at some tourists who leapt ...

Keeping a safe distance, Gonzalez used her phone camera to zoom in and capture the herd ... Sure enough, the bison in the ...

Every year, they also charge Yellowstone tourists who are behaving badly. Some get too close, while others insist on taking ...

After more than a century of conservation efforts, researchers have discovered that the bison in Yellowstone National Park ...

A pack of wolves took down a bison in Yellowstone National Park and attracted a crowd of people — that the rest of the bison herd then charged into. Wildlife photographer Jeff Vanuga captured a ...

As a single herd, the bison utilized two different pastures in the Trexler Nature Preserve throughout the year. During the ...

In September 2024, the Lehigh Valley Zoo and Trexler Nature Preserve announced the passing of Big Boy, the patriarch of their ...

For years, Yellowstone National Park was home to two distinct bison herds, each with its own breeding patterns. But new research reveals a big change: these once-separate herds have now merged ...

The supply came from animals being studied in the Bison Herd Project at Colorado State University. Since the university began its research, it's had a lot of data, and other things, to collect.

On average, bidders paid $4.90 a pound for their bison. The money raised will go toward caring for the animals left in the herd. Matt Brown, the caretaker of Denver's Bison herd at Genessee Park ...

A herd of bison (not the one pictured here) charged into a crowd of people in Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Tevin Trinh via Unsplash A pack of wolves took down a bison in Yellowstone ...