The quiet of the mountains and meadows of Yellowstone National Park is once again being pierced by the distinct and eerie bugles of bull elk. The annual elk mating season, called the rut, has begun in ...

Yellowstone National Park, five years ago this month, shared a striking image captured at sunrise, showing the moon setting behind a barren slope, informing Facebook followers that they'd earn “bonus ...

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Visitors to northern Yellowstone National Park have been filing a lot fewer unusual auto damage claims during this fall's elk mating season compared to recent years. The reason is ...

Fall signals the beginning of the annual elk breeding season, called rut. Big bulls, and sometimes small ones with inflated egos, will clash horns, bugle and chase each other as they compete for ...

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — Yellowstone officials are warning visitors to the park to stay away from bull elk during mating season, which is commonly referred to as the rut. The following was sent out ...

A video of tourists approaching an elk with their phones has viewers shocked due to the visitors' lack of awareness. The clip ...

In the fall of 2019, Yellowstone National Park shared a striking image showing the moon setting beyond a barren slope at sunrise, informing Facebook followers that they'd earn "bonus points" if they ...

A family has been caught at Yellowstone National Park posing for photos with the local wildlife – much to the frustration of Park Rangers, who swiftly intervened upon spotting the parents maneuvering ...

Getting too close to a wild animal is never a good idea, and turning your back on one is even worse, but sometimes common sense takes a backseat when a visitor spots an elk for the first time at ...

Cow elk are extremely protective of their young, as one unfortunate woman discovered while visiting Yellowstone National Park earlier this year. A video currently circulating on social media shows the ...

A newly released video captured the moment that a bull elk knocked over a man standing in his way at Yellowstone National Park. The video was taken by Boyce Schall of Arlee, Montana. Schall says two ...