March 13, 2016

On the Alert...

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March 13, 2016
On the Alert...

Species: Pronghorn Antelope | Location: Yellowstone National Park, United States

By Dan Schlotter

Female pronghorn antelope on the alert for any predators, while grazing for food in Yellowstone during the winter months. She continuously would monitor for the proximity of the others in her herd for safety while feeding.

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