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Animals and the Solar Eclipse

Animals and the Solar Eclipse

In just a few days we will have had a total solar eclipse pass right through Rexburg. Millions of people are making the trip to see the once in a lifetime event of watching the moon cover the sun in totality. There is another once in a lifetime event right here is Rexburg. You can come to Yellowstone Bear World where you can see all of the largest Yellowstone animals from grey wolves to the...

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You Won’t Miss out at Yellowstone Bear World

You Won’t Miss out at Yellowstone Bear World

Imagine spending the time and money to visit Yellowstone or Grand Teton National Parks, and realize you’ve missed out on the iconic wildlife. Having your family see grizzly bears, black bears, wolves, elk, moose, bison, deer, and mountain goats is part of the adventure. Unfortunately, seeing wildlife at a National Park is all about being in the right place at the right time. At Yellowstone Bear...

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The Bear Necessity

The Bear Necessity

Did you know that a grizzly bear is an omnivore? Although they will eat meat, more than 75% of their diet consists of nuts, leaves, roots, fruit, and berries. When food is plentiful, a grizzly bear can eat up to 90 pounds in a single day. There is a reason why they have to eat so much. When winter arrives they will be spending the cold months sleeping in a state of hibernation. They will be using...

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What’s the Difference Between Black Bears and Grizzly Bears?

What’s the Difference Between Black Bears and Grizzly Bears?

Knowing the difference between a black bear and a grizzly bear might seem a little tricky since both bears bear (no pun intended) some similarities. Visiting Yellowstone, you will see many Yellowstone animals on your drive or when you reach Yellowstone Bear World. Seeing a bear in the distance, you might be unsure which bear you are looking at. By educating yourself on the differences, you can...

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The Different Color Phases of Black Bears

The Different Color Phases of Black Bears

You read the title correctly; black bears are not always black in color. In fact, black bears come in more colors than any other North American mammal. In the Eastern United States, the black bear is often black. When you travel into the Western United States, their colors turn to a more brown of cinnamon color. The reason for the color difference is the habitat. In the West, there are large open...

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