Yellowstone National Park
Americannoun
noun
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Famous for its geysers, including “Old Faithful,” and for its bears and buffalo.
The first national park in the United States.
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A new study tracking ravens and wolves in Yellowstone National Park over two-and-a-half years reveals a much more advanced strategy.
From Science Daily
A new study sheds light on the tense relationship between wolves and cougars in Yellowstone National Park.
From Science Daily
The air began to reek of sulfur, the rotten-egg smell reminding them of Yellowstone National Park or hot springs around Sue’s hometown in Wyoming.
From Literature
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In June, Air Force Two landed in Butte, Montana, where Vice President JD Vance transferred to a motorcade of black SUVs that shuttled him south to a sprawling cattle operation near Yellowstone National Park.
From Salon
A gateway to Yellowstone National Park surrounded by rugged scenery, the city draws a steady stream of tourists and is stocked with restaurants, bars and galleries.
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