Yellowstone National Park can be called as the world in the world. Its wild beauty makes it one of the most visited attractions in the United States. The wildlife of the Park is full of animals such as bison, mooses, and elks. Elk (Cervus elaphus) make one of the more unusual sounds in the wilderness, called bugling, which is a mating phenomenon.
During mid-August, the elk in Yellowstone National Park enter their breeding season, or rut. The meadows and forests of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem are filled with the haunting bugle of the bull elk. While human males have been blessed with instincts and hormones for year-round romance, the bull elk peaks for about a month or two each year.
View the Original article
No comments:
Post a Comment