Yellowstone - The Breathtaking Beauty of America's First National Park | Free Documentary Nature
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Yellowstone National Park is an American national park located in the western United States, largely in the northwest corner of Wyoming and extending into Montana, and Idaho. It was established by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by President Ulysses S. Grant on March 1, 1872. Yellowstone was the first national park in the U.S. and is also widely held to be the first national park in the world. The park is known for its wildlife and its many geothermal features, especially Old Faithful geyser, one of its most popular. While it represents many types of biomes, the subalpine forest is the most abundant. It is part of the South Central Rockies forests ecoregion.
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Yellowstone was the first national park in the U.S. and is also widely held to be the first national park in the world. The park is known for its wildlife and its many geothermal features, especially Old
Faithful geyser, one of its most popular. While it represents many types of biomes, the subalpine forest is the most abundant. It is part of the South Central Rockies forests ecoregion.
For more on National parts: Watch 'Gates of the Arctic - America's Most Remote National Park' here: th-cam.com/video/H_ZZJZysj90/w-d-xo.html
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Enjoyed every minute of this documentary. The narrator was just right, enough humour and equal sobriety and lovely voice a wonderful story was told. Big thank you to the whole team, especially the script writer. Excellent. Shall now watch again.
Going to Yellowstone is like stepping back in time, Yellowstone is my favorite place on Earth!
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سبحانك اللهم وبحمدك اشهد ان لا اله الا انت اللهم اغفرلي
After watching this video, who can deny that MOM is the greatest.
I honestly think it's a miracle that the calf not only survived but his mother found him just in time. That is really amazing. There is no other way of looking at it. ❤
You are absolutely right..🌹❤️👍
Brave little bison baby! Wonderful film from start to finish...loved the laughing coyotes! And the slinky wolves, in fact all was just perfect. Have to go there!!!
You better believe that Yellowstone is on my bucket list. It looks so beautiful!
It is ! A. Blast 👍💣💨
You'll love it!
I believe
How many hearts soared when the calf found his mother And then see him healthy playing within the heard Bet he don't leave momma's side no more
I grew up on the Idaho side of the Grand Tetons just outside the West Yellowstone entrance. This video is amazing and really shows the beauty of the park but if you can ever visit in person you should. Every time I visit I leave realizing that I need to take life less seriously and enjoy and appreciate the things I have.
Last year when i visited YS, I lived on Idaho side. I was obsessed with all the mountains around the highway. As a person living in the city, it was an unforgettable experience.
Wow I’m so proud of him for being so brave! Thank God🙏🏽🥰
@20:28 That Thunder clap bird thing was really intriguing lol
Thank you for posting this .we are truly lucky to have you 👍
Thank you! We feel lucky to have such great subscribers!
I LOVE NATURE ❤️ ONE DAY ILL BUY LAND AND LIVE IN THE FOREST AMONGST THE CREATURES
There’s a wonderful story about someone who did just that. I’ll be posting about it here tomorrow. Maybe you’ll be inspired.
You realize that bears kill people right?
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@@brolacoleo1619 so do cars - More than 38,000 people die every year in crashes on U.S. roadways.
Bear attacks are much much much lower statistic probability
@@ninifire4282 you are right, but if you live around them constantly and are a competing predator there is a very high chance of you being killed by a wild animal. Those statistics don’t really mean anything
1... What a beautiful and wonderful place on Earth...It is excellent presentation. Hope one day I could visit that place in USA....
Ladakh mountains in India are also wonderful mystic nature on Earth...... yellow stone park is majestic nature. This video is worth watching ...love from India
Love from idaho near Yellowstone ❤️ 💕
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I went out to shovel snow and this was on when I came in…right when the calf is swept away by the current. What a wave of emotions in such a short time 😍
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Absolutely beautiful views of wildlife's the animals in
Yellowstone national park .
That little calf was amazing 👏 😍
very Beauty , love so much
I really like ❤️ the nature ❤️❤️. Thank you for sending the videos .
That little calf was so lucky his momma found him in that vast wilderness just in time. That will surely shape the type of bison bull he will become. He's already persevered when all was lost.
**persevered
THAT WAS NOT POSSIBLE, HE WOULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN WITHIN MINUTES.
Brave little fellow
Go watch the Elks calve in winter in Yellowstone and you'll see wolves killing calves before they even hit the ground. Our park system created that horrific tragedy and they continue to let it happen every year. Our governing is the sick part.
Circle of life, that's the natural food chain of North Americans larger mammals.
I am trying to watch all your documentaries full of basic knowledge. Thanks a lot Sir. 💖💫
Thanks!
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Life!!!!!
Thank you
I really enjoyed and get a lot of knowledge.... thank you to the whole team.....👏👏👏
So happy for the little calf
That little buffalo 🦬 is Incredible!!!❤ Thank you so Much for bringing us these Amazing Videos!!!!!❤
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Brilliant 💥Thankyou 🤗South Africa CapeTown 🧜♀️❤
Remarkable view,fascinating and frightening animals, thank you for showing us.
Yellowstone National Park ; nature abound
Hat's up! Magnificent job
done by these Guy's
Made the drive out to Yellowstone with a buddy of mine all the way from Chicago… took lots of pics and took in the beautiful sights and nature it offers. It is definitely a must visit before you die. Also Grand Teton is super beautiful as well. Not to mention all the neat small towns on the way to Yellowstone .
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Traveling to New places is always a thrill to me. I've wanted to see Yellowstone and Yosemite for a long time, I hear Glacier is nice too in Montana. I want to see them all if I can. I did see the Grand Canyon and pictures don't do it justice. I loved it.
The wolf-bear dynamic at c.24 minutes in was VERY interesting. The bear mother reckoned her cubs were safe enough to lead them in and was more hostile to the male bear than the wolves, who themselves hung around reckoning the bears would leave enough to be worth their while staying.
Neither will kill the other over a meal, the wolves might try an easy kill of a bear cub but when the stakes grow too high, they fold and quit the table -not cowardice, just prudence. Hunting is not fighting; it's food provision, any sign of a fight and they hedge their bets to look elsewhere. You may wonder who'd win a fight to the death between a grizzly and whatever-number of wolves; but the wolves or bears wouldn't want to know.
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Oh dear, that's his mother! That made my day, thank you!!
very cool, i like your video. The scenery and wildlife are beautiful
The filming! I love the stories of the bison...the wonder and power....great documentary ....and the winters!! the endurance and survival...all of it...Thank you.
True...story and filming of new born baby and her destiny is natures or gods miracle
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A WONDERFUL DOCUMENTARY FOR CITY PEOPLE,
THAT IGNORE THESE MIRACLES OF NATURE, THANK YOU.
Wild and wonderful nature
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Excellent.
I love nature and animals, so I thought this documentary was really cool and awesome when they showed a lot of animals.
Great Documentary
I have no idea of who is making these beautiful documentaries but these are the BEST on TH-cam.
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Very Very good document's
Another Park I've been to, and again, your intimae photography of the interactions these animals have with each other are far more focused than any sporting game😀I have now watched three of these, and am really grateful for such intelligent, artistically, and music etc. to seduce us into realizing how marvelous life is, and how little we know and appreciate.
another great documentary! the young bull calf will power is awesome
Cougars can leap 15 FEET STRAIGHT UP IN THE AIR?!?! Somebody give that Cougar a 10-day NBA contract. 😭😭
The bison's story here is marvelous and incredible. I couldn't believe the little folk survived at last which got me goosebumps. Nature shows us that impossibility can be achieved. What a cruel and hopeful world we are living in! Thank you so much for the beautiful video.
Enjoyed so much ! Thank you 😍👍
Very interesting video 🕊
"If you see this comment, I want to thank you for living with me on the same planet. You are not alone in this world. I hope this comment can make at least one person a little bit happy. This is all I want and wish good health to you
Beautiful Yellowstone! Amazing
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Very nice documentary! Very powerful voice my friend. Very nice work. Among the very best ave seen.
Magnificent, Thank you.
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Wow, just amazing
Nature at its best 🔥
I enjoyed this doccie
Absolutely amazing. Thank You
Beautiful 🤩 thank you !!!🤗
Finally a narrator who isn't British!!!!
15.1.2022.First class and excellent.Thanks for sharing.I am awaiting more videos like this.
I love this documentary .
Yellowstone is there because of plate tectonics. It is over a "hot spot" just like the Hawaiian Islands. It last BLEW up when it was in Idaho. I forgot how many years ago! I learned all about it and lots of other things from Nick Zentner a geology professor that is with Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington. We have the Cascadia Subduction about 55 miles off our coast from Vancouver Island about 700 miles south to Cape Mendocino, California. The Cascade mountain are here because of the Cascadia Zone. 👵🐈⬛🐈⬛, me,Teo, and Two Two my 2 cats
The announcer just reminded me of when it last blew up! Like I said above it was in Idaho at the time because of plate tectonics. It was 64 thousand years ago.
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Amazing.
Fight to live 🖤🔥♠️
Ben here. Very pretty.
That momma bear of triplets 😍😍😍
Wonderful and Educated VIDEO, to learn about The Secrets of Nature in those, altitudes far from regular people living in crowded cities. Thank You!!!
Great Show💚🤠👍🎥
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Yellowstone is amazing but so overcrowded. I wish everyone could see it but it’s so hard to enjoy it with all the people. There seems to be no good solution I can think of to the crowds while still allowing access to everyone who should be allowed to see it.
Really awesome 🌹🌹
20 cats, no wonder rangers don't see them, the ghosts of the land, I hope they make a comeback, their a part of what once was a thriving population of cats.
Funniest part calf find dry land but watch the river, a freaking goose is in the river swimming in peace while the calf is struggling. Lol
In Swahili..
Safi na Kweli..
( Pure and True )..
Great documentary. Little bison: Yea, bout had that wolf's butt kicked till mom came along!!!
I love animals videos
I wonder what sort of changes if any we'll see in Yellowstone as a result of the pandemic.
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Dibs on naming the Calf! From now on, we will call him Hercules.
Agreed
Wyoming is Yellowstone
profi filmed . . !
The Squirrel at 21:25 was like stfffffffffffffffffu!!!!! Lol
That has got to be the luckiest bison calf in existence. And what an absolute alpha chad he was for going after that wolf when he learned it was a total scrub. 😂
How close are y'all to them the sound quality is perfect. Love this!
Further than one would think!!~
I have to go to yellow stone
Such a beautiful planet Earth we have!!! And so I wish climatic cataclysms would stop and we would all live happily ever after. We still have a way out! The solution will be announced on the international online forum 07.05.2022 "We are People. We want to live."
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5:50 the elk was quite literally saved by the bell 😅 they woulda waited him out too
park service stocked mackinaw in lewis and shoshone lake in 1890, where else is your guess?