00:00Yellowstone bison, a living link to North America's ancient past.
00:05A massive bison walks across Yellowstone grasslands at sunrise.
00:09Across Yellowstone valleys, rivers, and open plains, bison graze, migrate, and maintain
00:16one of the oldest continuous wildlife populations in North America.
00:20A Yellowstone bison herd moves across open grass, feeds on native plants, and shapes
00:26the landscape through grazing patterns.
00:29Archaeological evidence shows bison lived in the region for thousands of years, surviving
00:34climate shifts and human hunting pressures.
00:37A bull bison lowers its head during mating season, charges rivals, and asserts dominance
00:43across the herd.
00:45Winter snow covers Yellowstone plains, but bison push through drifts, sweep snow aside, and
00:50reach buried grass for food.
00:53Calves follow mothers across river crossings, learn migration routes, and stay protected
00:58within large, moving herds.
01:00Park rangers manage bison movement near park boundaries, prevent overpopulation, and balance
01:06conservation with surrounding land use.
01:08From ancient survival to modern conservation, Yellowstone bison remain a living link to North
01:14America's past.
01:15On these plains, the past still walks in massive herds.
01:19blend of monuments through the past.
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