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Dr. Lawrence Todd will present a free Draper Museum Lunchtime Expedition Talk on Thursday, December 1st, 2022, in the Coe Auditorium at the Center of the West.

Where bison have lived continuously since prehistoric times. >> greatness of haden valley is there are thousands of bison in it but difficulty the valley is about 12 miles wide and the road goes through one edge. some days bison are all over the road and you cant move and the other days they are over the hill and you cant see them. >> what do you feel like today will be? >> i have high hopes well see some bison, i dont quite know. >> why do so many bison come on this area. >> they eat grass styl...

Easily, but does not allow the growth of trees well, there are isolated pockets of trees, but overall they treeless grassy valley. >> there a single bull right there. >> there was. >> it really is striking to see how many bison father tgather together. if a bison is wondering by itself, probably a male, males are less likely to be afbe afraid of bears or wolves, females prefer the comfort of their herd as they care for their calves. >> coming up, one of the most i visual and dazzling features of...

Easily, but does not allow the growth of trees well, there are isolated pockets of trees, but overall they treeless grassy valley. >> there a single bull right there. >> there was. >> it really is striking to see how many bison father togethergather together. if a bison is wondering by itself, probably a male, males are less likely to be afray be afraid of bears or wolves, females prefer the comfort of their herd as they care for their calves. >> coming up, one of the most i hav all across the c...

♪ ♪ >> we had such a wonderful time fly fishing on north fplatt river and meeting incredible people, now were headed northwest to our final destination of yellowstone national park. >> next up, we finally make it on our final destination. >> look our first bison. >> yeah.

Where bison have lived continuously since prehistoric times. >> greatness of haden valley is there are thousands of bison in it but difficulty the valley is about 12 miles wide and the road goes through one edge. some days bison are all over the road and you cant move and the other days they are over the hill and you cant see them. >> what do you feel like today will be? >> i have high hopes well see some bison, i dont quite know. >> why do so many bison come on this area. >> they eat grass styl...

Well. of all worlds tall geysers up over 100 feet, old faithful ur uerupts more often, it easiest to see. >> bison jams, bear jams and elk jams are common occurrences in the park, we experienced quite a few. at yellowstone you never know what to expect, we pull off side of the road here we have two elk, a perfect example how much wildlife you can see at this national park, take a look. >> right now were on the way to haden valley to see bison, yellowstone is only plplace in united states

Running again, if he wins he would be 82 years old at the beginning of his second term. back to parkd yellowstone, enjoy. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to parkd, we made it to yellowstone, 150 years ago, americas best idea came to light, established in 1872, it would become an icon, settled on a super volcano and known for its wildlife biklike the bison, here is a sneak peek of kevin costners new series ecluesively here on "fox nation."

Term. back to parkd yellowstone, enjoy. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to parkd, we made it to yellowstone, 150 years ago, americas best idea came to light, established in 1872, it would become an icon, settled on a super volcano and known for its wildlife bike tlike the bison, here is a sneak peek of kevin costners new series ecluesively here on "fox nation."

♪ ♪ >> we had such a wonderful time fly fishing on north flaplatt river and meeting incredible people, now were headed northwest to our final destination of yellowstone national park. >> next up, we finally make it on our final destination. >> look our first bison. >> yeah.