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Wildlife OverviewYellowstone National Park is famous for the abundance of large animals found in its limits.
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Wildlife Viewing, Yellowstone National Park
Explore Wildlife Viewing in Yellowstone National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Wildlife Viewing Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Wildlife Viewing guide to compare the stops that belong together in Yellowstone National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Grizzly BearsThey are best seen at dusk and dawn, in open meadows and forests with little undergrowth.
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Black BearsBlack bears tend to stay away from humans, so sightings are fairly rare.
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ElkAnother commonly sighted animal, these large animals are some of the most fun to watch.
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MooseLike elk, these massive, antlered animals are most often seen early in the day or late in the afternoon.
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PronghornOften spotted moving at high speeds through Mammoth and near the Northeast Entrance.
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Mule DeerOften spotted throughout the park, especially around park highways and in meadows.
