Yellowstone National Park

There have alway been theories and it appears that internet only spreads them easier, but it has long been believed that Yellowstone National Park super volcano would cause an extinction level event.

Nothing is quite as amazing as witnessing an animal birth in the wild. Last month, a Yellowstone National Park traveler captured the experience on video.

You might be having a great day. I sure hope so, but I'm pretty sure you're not having as good a day as a Yellowstone grizzly and cubs who were recently spotted snowballing down a hill.

One of the most popular sites to visit in Yellowstone is the Grand Prismatic Spring. It's popular among people and also for bears as recent visitors at the park discovered when they saw a huge grizzly walking down the boardwalk.

If you're a mom, you know life isn't easy. The same goes for grizzlies as a new video share shows that it's hard to get some time to yourself when you have little ones.

It's always interesting to stay abreast on all things volcano in Yellowstone, but it's even better when it's shot from the scenic view from the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.

If you spend any amount of time on the internet, you realize that trolls are everywhere. I'm not just talking about people either. A tour group in Yellowstone National Park was quite literally trolled by a raven.

The eruption shows water and steam being shot high into the blue skies of Yellowstone.

By looking at the headline, you probably wouldn't know that this is a sweet story, but it is. New video shows a mama bison teaching her baby how to properly have a dirt bath. There's an additional twist that makes this story very sentimental.

Drivers in Yellowstone National Park were just treated to a rather intense moment where a park ranger was charged by a grizzly who then responded with warning shots to discourage the bear.

The super-volcano in Yellowstone National Park is a lot of things. Yes, it's a volcano. It's a geological wonder. It's potentially an extinction level event. 16 years ago, it was also the star of a made-for-TV movie.

Many visitors flock to Yellowstone National Park to see wildlife and nature. Sometimes wildlife and nature happen right in front of you or in this case behind. A driver shared graphic video showing an elk that was chased into a car by a black wolf.