Inside Yellowstone - Features & Processes Videos

Wolf Cascade


Topic: Though wolves are only one of the species in the park they are inextricably linked to many other animal and plant species. The trophic cascade of effects caused by their reintroduction is being studied.

2 minute 03 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger Beth Taylor


Lone wolf running through snow.

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Coyote or Wolf?


Topic: What's the difference between a coyote and a wolf? Those of us who love domestic dogs also find these two canids fascinating.

2 minute 14 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger Beth Taylor


Side-by-side photos of coyote and wolf show the differences.

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Yellowstone's Bears


Topic: Want to see bears? Yellowstone's visitors have held a fascination for park bears throughout the history of the Yellowstone.

2 minute 15 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger Beth Taylor


Head portraits of grizzly and blackbear show some of hte differences.

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Bighorn Sheep


Topic: Bighorn Sheep can be seen on some of the cliffs in the park. Their remarkable adaptations allow them to escape predators by running down cliffs that the predators cannot handle. Learn more in this short video.

2 minute 17 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger Beth Taylor


A large bighorn sheep ram runs down a hill.

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River Otter


Topic: River otters can be found in many of Yellowstone's waterways. Learn more about their lifestyle in this short video.

2 minute 08 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger Beth Taylor


Cone geyser shooting a large burst of steam from its vent.

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Beaver


Topic: Beavers are on a comeback. Join us on this video to learn more about our beavers and some possible reasons for their return.

2 minute 58 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger George Heinz


Beaver eating.

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Respect for Wildlife


Topic: Wildlife watching opportunities in Yellowstone are endless. This video provides the information needed to allow visitors to watch wildlife safely and respectfully.

2 minute 08 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger Beth Taylor


Family watches a moose from a safe distance of over 25 yards.

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Uinta Ground Squirrels


Topic: Uinta ground squirrels are sometimes mistaken for prairie dogs. They hibernate for most of the year, coming above ground in the spring and early summer to feed on the temporarily lush vegetation.

2 minute 13 seconds
Written & Presented By:
Park Ranger George Heinz


One adult and one juvenile ground squirrel stand erect near their hole.

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Bonus Features
Related Web Pages:

Yellowstone Wildlife
http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/animals.htm

Yellowstone Mammals
http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/mammals.htm

Viewing Wildlife in Yellowstone
http://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/viewanim.htm

Wildlife Safety Videos
http://www.nps.gov/yell/photosmultimedia/safetyvideos.htm

Birds of Yellowstone
http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/birds.htm

Reptiles of Yellowstone
http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/reptiles.htm

Amphibians of Yellowstone
http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/amphibians.htm



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Wednesday, 19-Mar-2008 16:56:16 Eastern Daylight Time http://www.nps.gov /archive/yell/insideyellowstone/0042wildlife.htm