In the vast prairies of Montana, a breathtaking bison stampede captures the raw power and spirit of the American West, thundering across open land in a display of unity, strength, and wild heritage.

American bison are the largest terrestrial ... While they have excellent hearing and smell, they have poor vision, so an entire herd can stampede if it is startled. They have a shaggy, long ...

“After wolves took down a bison cow 100’ below the road the herd came up to where … everyone was observing the kill. Seconds later a stampede ensued with bison running directly at the crowd.

TOPPENISH, Yakima County — On a frigid winter morning at the Yakama Nation’s Satus Ranch, a herd of 150 American bison ranged on the valley floor, backdropped by snowy Mount Adams. Right now ...

Perched above Hayden Valley, they watched as the Wapiti Lake wolf pack pursued a herd of bison, sprinting through ... Park visitors caught in January’s stampede were lucky to be near vehicles ...

A Montana photographer on Friday shared footage showing dozens of bison ... the herd for about 15 minutes as it ran toward the park. A second Reel showing the beginning of the stampede also ...

Scott Heidebrink, the director of bison restoration for the American Prairie Reserve in northeast Montana, checks on a herd. “There are ways that bison were impacting the landscape that we haven ...

American bison—also called buffalo—had nearly gone extinct, dropping to a total population of around 500. But bison are survivors. They hung on in a small herd in what’s now Yellowstone ...

The Blackfeet herd is one of many across the continent ... Their lineage represents the last true North American bison, since ranchers interbred many bison with cattle in the following years.

Bison aren't native to the island—they were brought here in 1924. The island has been grappling with the herd's effects on its diverse ecosystem ever since. In the winter of 1924, 14 American ...

Bison, also known as buffalo, walk in a herd inside a corral at Badlands National Park, on Oct. 13, 2022, near Wall, S.D. The wild animals were corralled for transfer to Native American tribes ...