ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 1月30日 06時34分

Gray Wolves on the Yellowstone River March 24 2015 15:06
As winter is ending male Grizzly bears wake up early and search for "winter kill " weak Bison that have fallen or drowned in the river. The strongest bears drag them to shore and eat their fill and guard the precious meal. When they sleep or while they are busy chasing another bear away. Wolves come in and grab a quick meal. Gray wolves are most comfortable and active in the hardest part of the Yellowstone winter.

Photo by @michaelnicknichols // I spent 14 months photographing in Yellowstone for the coming May 2016 issues of National Geographic Magazine.
We had a team to cover various aspects and issues in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. @ronan_donovan was our wolf photographer. Ronan was sitting next to me and made a much better image that appears as a double page in the magazine. @drewtrush our mountain lion photographer was guarding us in case a grizzly came from a direction we could not see. Guarding us with Bear spray and his eyes .. the best deterrent as well as the essential number of 3 humans.

Will post images @michaelnicknichols and @ナショナルジオグラフィック #yellowstone #yellowstonenationalpark #nationalgeographic #nationalpark

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