ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 4月29日 13時48分

Photo by @dguttenfelder

Yellowstone bison are held at a ranch near Bozeman, Montana before being transferred to a place of refuge at Ft. Peck Native American reservation in Montana. Each year there are more bison than Yellowstone National Park can accommodate. Some are transferred to become part of native peoples' ceremonial herds instead of being culled by the park or hunted along the park boundaries.
The National Bison Legacy Act, which designates the bison as the USA's official mammal, has passed the U.S. House and is expected to pass the Senate this week.

For more photographs of the majestic bison please check out @dguttenfelder and the May issue of National Geographic Magazine which is devoted to Yellowstone and the centennial of the U.S. Park Service.

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