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The Wildlife at Yellowstone Bear World

Posted by Bear World on Dec 17, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on The Wildlife at Yellowstone Bear World

Let’s face it, when you schedule a trip to Yellowstone seeing wildlife is high on your list. Unfortunately, you will soon find out that wildlife can be hard to find and even more difficult to see. If you want to get up close and personal with the animals of Yellowstone, then you need to come to Yellowstone Bear World. No trip to Yellowstone is complete without coming to our facility where you will be able to see some of the biggest animals in North America. We are...

Things You Can Do At Yellowstone Bear World

Posted by Bear World on Nov 18, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Things You Can Do At Yellowstone Bear World

If you have planned the most amazing family trip to Yellowstone, we can help you make it even better. After you have seen geysers and gone hiking, if you want to see wildlife up close and personal, we are the capstone of your expedition. Here are a few of things you can expect when you make Yellowstone Bear World you destination. Bear Cub Bottle Feeding: If you want to see bears, you cannot get closer than feeding one of our little bear cubs. You will be able to go...

Finding the “Bear” Necessities

Posted by Bear World on Oct 15, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Finding the “Bear” Necessities

Are you looking for a memorable family trip that stands out from the ordinary? A trip to Yellowstone is outdoor experience waiting for you. Once in Yellowstone, you can find the “bear” necessities at Yellowstone Bear World. If you are tired of wandering roads hoping for a bear sighting, we are perfect for you wildlife viewing experience. We are Idaho’s number one wildlife attraction. You and your family will be able to see bears in their natural habitat. Don’t...

Yellowstone Wildlife Spotlight: Mountain Goat

Posted by Bear World on Sep 14, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Yellowstone Wildlife Spotlight: Mountain Goat

While their name suggests a relationship to the small goats you imagine on a farm, mountain goats are in a class all their own—literally. Among the 32 species in the Caprinae subfamily like muskox, antelope, sheep, and goats, mountain goats are the only species in the genus Oreamnos (derived from the Greek word for mountain). And they are in their own category for a good reason. Mountain goats live in a habitat that almost none of the other Yellowstone animals could...

Yellowstone Wildlife Conservation: Save the Bears

Posted by Bear World on Aug 14, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Yellowstone Wildlife Conservation: Save the Bears

Yellowstone National Park is famous for its black bears and grizzly bears; guests travel from all over the world in hopes of catching a glimpse of one of those beautiful animals. However, the park’s bear population hasn’t always been as healthy and free as it is now. Yellowstone has travelled a long, hard road to achieve their goals of conservation. A Dangerous Past In its first century of operation, the main activities for Yellowstone visitors were to see and...

Why You Might Regret Skipping Bear World on Your Next Trip to Yellowstone

Posted by Bear World on Jul 21, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Why You Might Regret Skipping Bear World on Your Next Trip to Yellowstone

Most of the visitors in Rexburg, Idaho have travelled here for one reason and one reason only: Yellowstone National Park. And for good reason—the park is beautiful, expansive, and teeming with wildlife. You won’t soon forget your experience at Yellowstone. But there’s one other attraction in the area you won’t want to miss: Yellowstone Bear World. You could probably come up with several reasons as to why Bear World won’t fit into your Yellowstone vacation, but...

Yellowstone Wildlife Spotlight: Moose

Posted by Bear World on Jun 18, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Yellowstone Wildlife Spotlight: Moose

The English-speaking world may forever wonder why a group of moose are not called “meese.” It could be because you won’t often find these massive animals roaming in groups of any kind. According to Animal Diversity Web of the University of Michigan, moose are one of the least social animals. But that all changes around autumn when mating—or rutting—season begins. During this time of year, a dominant male moose, or a bull, will gather a harem of females for...

Yellowstone Bear World: Experience Adventure!

Posted by Bear World on May 28, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Yellowstone Bear World: Experience Adventure!

Planning a vacation to Yellowstone National Park is exciting. The famous landscape doesn’t disappoint as you explore the scenic splendor of spectacular forests and natural wonders. One sight that everyone hopes to see while traveling in Yellowstone are the animals, most particular the bears. If your visit lacks these much anticipated views, don’t wallow in the disappointment any longer. Yellowstone Bear World is your must stop wildlife park so you won’t miss these...

Make Your Summer Vacation Cooler than Your Neighbor’s with Yellowstone Bear World Activities

Posted by Bear World on Apr 24, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Make Your Summer Vacation Cooler than Your Neighbor’s with Yellowstone Bear World Activities

The school year is coming to a close and everyone is starting to ask the same question, “What are you doing this summer?” You don’t want to be that person who sits at home all summer watching reruns of Friends (although that is a great show). You don’t want to be that kid in class who has nothing to write about for their summer vacation report in August. You don’t want to be the one who answers everyone’s question with “Nothing much.” Instead, be the...

Can I Please Feed the Animals?

Posted by Bear World on Mar 26, 2015 in Blog | Comments Off on Can I Please Feed the Animals?

When you come visit Yellowstone Bear World, you’ll see lots of exciting wildlife—and lots of “Please Don’t Feed the Wildlife” signs. While that motto has become a funny photo-op or t-shirt print, we aren’t joking when we say it. Feeding the wildlife around Yellowstone can pose a serious threat to both you and the animals. What’s All the Fuss About? When you give a wild animal a piece of your granola bar, there are consequences far beyond the fact that you...