Yellowstone Ranger Bear Operations and Bear Safety

A typical day where the Yellowstone rangers and staff work together to keep people safe from bears and bears safe from people and drivers.
If you see a bear:
If you see a bear, never approach it. The National Park Service requires that visitors maintain a minimum distance of 100 yards from bears. If the bear does not see you, back away to a safe distance and choose an alternate route, maintaining a healthy distance from the bear.
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[@hislamb4528]

I could BEAR-ly contain my Joy!😃. Great video of Bears! Black bears are my favorite! When I was young riding a trolley at some vacation place, not sure if it was Wisconsin dells or somewhere else. Two bear cubs boarded the trolley and the driver said resist touching them. The mother is probably close by and they want us to not give the cubs a reason to stay on the trolley and to leave quickly. Thanks for bringing back a fun memory!
I’m always a fan of your work, especially since I currently can’t go out and about! A BIG THANK YOU AND LOTS OF LOVE FROM THE HEART AND APPRECIATION!😃❤️

[@TallSky]

I appreciate your comment very much!