July 18, 2018

Safety in Numbers

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July 18, 2018
Safety in Numbers

Species: Bison | Location: Grand Teton National Park, USA

By Dan Schlotter

Protection to baby bison calf by older and more mature herd bison. Always aware of potential predators these bison made sure to protect by surrounding the calfs.

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