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Hiking in Grizzly Country: What You DON’T Want to See

Hiking in Grizzly Country: What You DON’T Want to See

by George Bumann | Sep 28, 2020 | Adventures, Animal Language, Nature, Yellowstone Wildlife

The dismembered leg is fresh. Extremely fresh. Laying on a faint animal trail amid cured grasses and the first fallen leaves of autumn, it didn’t simply fall off; it was chewed off. The limb has been worried by carnivorous teeth, stripped of its flesh and dropped here...
Animal Language: 5 Things You Can Do To Tune In Right Now

Animal Language: 5 Things You Can Do To Tune In Right Now

by Jenny Golding | Feb 26, 2020 | Animal Language, Featured animal language, How To, Nature

What if we told you that there is a way of walking in the world that will change your life forever?  There is! It’s tuning in to the fascinating world of animal language. What if you could: Tap into an ancient method of reading nature that would enable you to...
Courting Grizzly Bears: Video

Courting Grizzly Bears: Video

by Jenny Golding | Jun 7, 2019 | Animal Language, Nature, Videos, Yellowstone Wildlife

Yesterday was one of the most amazing mornings I’ve ever had in the park. On my way through Swan Lake Flats at sunrise, I stopped and watched a cow elk and calf trotting through the sagebrush, backlit by the golden hues of the rising sun. I was thinking that was a...

The Clark’s Nutcracker’s Marvelous Memory

by Jenny Golding | Dec 4, 2018 | Animal Language, Nature, Yellowstone Wildlife

How good is your memory? Can you remember directions to a new location without writing them down, or a handful of friend’s phone numbers? A Clark’s nutcracker will cache on the order of 50 to 80,000 seeds each autumn, and return to them over the course of...
Getting To Know Your Wildlife Neighbors

Getting To Know Your Wildlife Neighbors

by George Bumann | Nov 7, 2018 | Animal Language, Featured animal language, How To, Nature

Do you know your neighbors? I mean, really know them?  I’m not talking about the human ones… Your wildlife neighbors know YOU… You are surrounded on a daily basis by many animals that know you personally—they differentiate you from your spouse, your...
How Wolves Get A Date In Yellowstone

How Wolves Get A Date In Yellowstone

by Jenny Golding | Feb 10, 2018 | Animal Language, Featured animal language, How To, Nature, Yellowstone Wildlife

Wolf mating season runs from mid January to early March in Yellowstone. While many animals are having the hardest time of their year right now amid the cold and snow and lack of food, wolves are at their peak. Denning season is just around the corner, and wolves are...
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