Herds of buffalo were everywhere.
The two RV Gypsies took a video of the buffalo shown below rolling in
the dirt. Then the buffalo stood up and looked at the two RV Gypsies as
if he wanted applause.
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wildlife in Yellowstone National Park
in 2009
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| Bison are often referred to as buffalo. Height up to 6.6 feet, Length up to 10 feet, Weight 900 - 2,200 pounds. Bison are very unpredictable and one of the more dangerous animals in Yellowstone Park. | |
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Herds of buffalo were everywhere.
The two RV Gypsies took a video of the buffalo shown below rolling in
the dirt. Then the buffalo stood up and looked at the two RV Gypsies as
if he wanted applause. |
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| Pronghorn Antelope, the fastest land mammal in North America. In winter, like most grass eaters in the park, the antelope migrate out of the park and onto ranch lands which are lower in elevation and have less snow. Gardiner Montana is the best location to view pronghorn during the winter and very early spring months. As the snow melts, pronghorn move farther east and into the Lamar Valley. | |
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