A pair of baby bison ran off, what appeared to be the "zoomies," as the adults around them continued to graze without batting ...

A guide in Yellowstone National Park has captured rare footage showing a baby bison wandering with its momma and herd on a wintry day in late March. It’s a sure sign that spring has arrived, and ...

Yellowstone National Park has long been home to thousands of bison, the area’s most iconic animal. Almost daily, tourists ...

Bison are a big draw for visitors to Yellowstone National Park. And the park wants to grow its herd by about 15%. But that's a problem for Yellowstone's neighbor, the state of Montana, which is ...

Yellowstone National Park officials killed a baby bison after a visitor picked it up because its herd would not take it back. The man pushed the calf up from the river and onto a roadway.

Yellowstone National Park staff euthanized a newborn bison calf that was separated from its herd and subsequently interacted with and was disturbed by a human visitor. On Saturday, the newborn ...

A herd of bison caused a "little bison jam" at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming as the majestic animals crossed the road and held up traffic.. Video footage shared by Cindy Shaffer shows a ...

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK (Idaho Statesman) — A huge herd of bison trekked across a snowy valley in Yellowstone National Park ...

Montana filed a lawsuit against the National Park Service and other officials Tuesday over Yellowstone’s 2024 bison management plan, which raises the ceiling on the national park’s free-ranging ...

There’s not a grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park that is willing to mess with a bison herd on full alert. The accompanying footage, captured Monday via the park’s livestream camera ...

Yellowstone National Park staff killed a baby bison when the newborn calf was rejected by its herd after a man "intentionally disturbed" the calf in the northeast corner of the park, authorities said.

Yellowstone is home to one of the few remaining wild populations. Millions of tourists visit the park each year to see the animals, a top attraction at the nation's first national park.