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Yellowstone in the Winter
The summer Yellowstone crowds disappear, and serenity settles on the land for both people and animals. Bison gather in the geyser basins where food is more abundant. Elk graze along river banks. Wolves and coyotes come to pick off the vulnerable.
Yellowstone is unique in the world – 2 million acres with…
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