Bison

The bison numbers in Yellowstone have greatly increased over the years and we always hear about negative bison stories.

Seeing Wyoming wildlife scratch themselves using different objects, like trees, is something that goes with territory and the fall season.

This video is the perfect reminder of the sheer power of the bison. It's also a good reminder of why the National Park Service advises you to stay at least 25 yards from the massive animals.

This summer has been action packed in the National Parks with a record number of people visiting, so obviously that means more rule breakers.

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

Other documents include a paper from biologists that says the alleged economic threats of letting bison roam more freely were apparently exaggerated to bolster livestock interests.

Yellowstone has about 4,900 bison.

A distance of at least 100 yards should be maintained from all bears and wolves.