Bison

A pack of wolves are driving a herd of bison along the road in Yellowstone

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

Note to police: if you put up crime tape, bison will completely ignore it as a new video share proves.

It looks like the male bison are already in summer form as two of them just threw down in the middle of a snowy Yellowstone National Park road.

It's hard to impress a bison and not necessarily safe to try. You can ask a group of snowmobilers who just recently traversed Yellowstone National Park in a snowstorm. No, the bison they encountered was not impressed.

It's true that bison can be fierce when humans get too close. But, a new video shows they can also be incredibly playful as one Yellowstone winter tour group learned.

The American Bison are quite the drama Queens. Bison stops a Yellowstone Snowcoach and throws a tantrum.

I could say that he's only excited because he doesn't have to drive in it, but there's no denying that a young Yellowstone bison was really bouncing when he realized there was new snow.

These bison were showing off their gentle side during a recent visit to the Rocky Mountain National Refuge near Denver.

One of the largest bison kill sites is buried beneath a neighborhood in Windsor, Colorado.

In the very short clip of people in Yellowstone National Park, the video cuts to what appears to be a dead bison.

Nothing is quite as amazing as witnessing an animal birth in the wild. Last month, a Yellowstone National Park traveler captured the experience on video.