Yellowstone National Park

By looking at the headline, you probably wouldn't know that this is a sweet story, but it is. New video shows a mama bison teaching her baby how to properly have a dirt bath. There's an additional twist that makes this story very sentimental.

It's true that some things never seem to change at Yellowstone National Park, but a new family retro video shows that other things have. It dates back to the 1950's and shows how many tourists used to hand-feed bears.

If you visit Yellowstone National Park, you are guaranteed to see nature in action. Sometimes you see even more nature than you anticipated. That was the case when a tour group in Yellowstone recently captured video of a wolf chewing on a very large bison bone.

If you visit Yellowstone National Park now, you'll find feeding bears solidly in the "don't" column. But, there was an era many years ago when people were not only allowed to feed bears in Yellowstone, the practice was sort of encouraged.

When most people think about visiting Yellowstone National Park, they imagine a summer vacation. Locals in Wyoming know that the real time when the park gets special is this time of year. A new video shows what hiking the backcountry of Yellowstone is like in winter.

There's a special pool in Yellowstone National Park that is known as the "bear bathtub". Thanks to a trail cam video, you can watch bears living their best life.

If you are sick, do not visit the park. Self-quarantine to avoid exposing others.

A new video shows how tourists become "tourons". This kind of genius doesn't happen overnight. It's a person who decided it would be wise to feed bread to a bear.

A cute little lost dog was recently found in Washington state after making her way from Yellowstone National Park. Do you know its owner?

It's hard to go to Yellowstone National Park and NOT end up in the middle of a bison herd especially this time of year. But, it's not common to have a male bison fall in love with your car like this driver did.

These kind of fights always seem to happen because of a lady. Recently, two bison bulls went head-to-head in the middle of a road in Yellowstone over a cow looking for a mate.

There's no fury quite like a grizzly that has taken possession of an elk carcass when it's threatened by another. New video shows two of these predators facing off in the Yellowstone River.