YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyoming – Yellowstone National Park’s Old Faithful live-stream captured the Wapiti wolf pack headed through the Upper Geyser Basin on February 22.
A clip shared to X (formerly Twitter) by the park’s nonprofit partner ynpforever is just a minute and a half of an entire 10-minute long video. At least eight wolves are visible throughout the clip.
“What a view this morning as seen through Yellowstone’s Old Faithful live-stream webcam! The webcam captured some incredible footage of the park’s Wapiti wolf pack making its way through the Upper Geyser Basin.” – ynpforever
It’s pretty cool to see these animals making their way through an area that would almost definitely be packed full of tourists and park visitors during the busier months. While it would be cool to see something like this in person, during the summer, it’s safe to assume wolves are deterred from areas like this when tourism is at its peak.
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Image Credit: ynpforever via X