Wolves

A pack of wolves are driving a herd of bison along the road in Yellowstone

Last December, a grizzly bear battled more than a dozen wolves after attempting to claim their food as it's own.

When you visit national parks in Wyoming, you never know what might cross the road in front of you. For one driver today, that was a wolf pack that was crossing the road in Grand Teton National Park as their video share shows.

There is always an uneasy peace between bears and wolves in Yellowstone National Park. That was witnessed by guests (and workers) in the park a few days ago as a grizzly and two wolves came face-to-snout in a showdown in Hayden Valley.

This round of Yellowstone Fightclub goes to the wolves.

In Yellowstone National Park, grizzlies and wolves are two of the fiercest competitors. However, there's a new video share that shows it's not always that way. A huge grizzly and a couple wolves are spotted just kind of hanging out.

This video will be viewed differently depending on the location it's watched from. If you're from anywhere other than Wyoming, it will look like this Yellowstone wolf is eating water. If you've spent any time around wolves in Wyoming, you'll realize this isn't what's happening.

I've seen a lot of wolf/bear encounters in Yellowstone National Park, but I rarely see it go this way. A recent visitor to the park shared video of a white wolf chasing off a big bear.

It's quite often that we come across videos people put on YouTube or Facebook from their trip into Yellowstone and we watch with joy.

The pack's size was reduced from 27 to 24 with two female pups and one female yearling being killed.

When you think of bears and wolves, you think of them both being predators and not getting along. We see here that it's not always that way!

It's not often that you get to witness a wolf pack helping raise their young, but that's exactly what's just been shared out of Yellowstone National Park. The unique video shows adults in the Junction Butte Pack teaching their young how to "wolf".