RELATED: Yellowstone coyote not alone ... and well-adapted for survival in the snow. – Bull moose typically shed their antlers each winter to conserve energy in harsh weather.

It was one of those dark and cloudy winter days in Yellowstone National Park where the clouds are so heavy and low, you feel like you can reach up and touch the cloudy sky. A light wind helped to ...

On the downward slope of the road was a broad valley for half a mile. The Toyota gained speed downhill. Then, a mother moose ...

Me and the coyotes, the black bull moose with the Elvis curl to his lip ... the protected confines of the proximate national parks—Yellowstone and Grand Teton—which, in their turn, give ...

It was one of those dark and cloudy winter days in Yellowstone National Park ... I spotted one moose laying down. It was a bull (male) but his antlers had already fallen off.

RELATED: Yellowstone coyote not alone ... They’re smaller than other types of moose in North America, and well-adapted for survival in the snow. – Bull moose typically shed their antlers each winter ...