10 Iconic Animals You Can Spot at Yellowstone National Park

1. American Bison
The Yellowstone symbol is the bison, which roams freely on the meadows and valleys. These giant herbivores can weigh up to 2,000 pounds, and they can be frequently found grazing in groups, providing the visitor with an ideal wildlife viewing experience. (Image: Canva)

2. Grey Wolf
A conservation success story, grey wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in the 1990s. It is difficult to find them in the wild, and when they are, it is usually an exciting experience, usually seen along a riverbank or a woody edge. (Image: Canva)

3. Grizzly Bear
One of the most glorious predators that can be found in Yellowstone is the grizzly bear. They usually hunt in the river and stream areas where they are seldom seen, and when they are seen, it is unforgettable, offering a sight of the wild power of the park. (Image: Canva)

4. Elk
Thousands of elk roam in the Yellowstone grasslands and forests. Easy to identify by their huge antlers in the mating season, the elk are also frequent witnesses in large herds grazing in the park and are a significant part of the park ecosystem. (Image: Canva)

5. Bald Eagle
The bald eagle is a beautiful predator that stands close to lakes and rivers and has sharp white feathers on its head. One sight in the air, the Yellowstone waters are an amazing view that leaves both the photographers and nature lovers with a breathtaking experience. (Image: Canva)

6. Pronghorn Antelope
Pronghorn antelopes are known to live in open plains and meadows and are incredibly fast. The frequent view is of them grazing in the daytime, which is a vintage experience in western wildlife with a scenic backdrop in Yellowstone. (Image: Canva)

7. Moose
Moosees are solitary and normally found around wetlands and marshes, and feed on aquatic vegetation. Their unusually long faces and great size make them a truly remarkable species to meet, although they are not so likely to be observed. (Image: Canva)

8. Coyote
The coyotes are flexible creatures that roam forests and valleys. These intelligent animals are often seen in the morning or the evening hours and are important in regulating the population of smaller animals in the park. (Image: Canva)

9. Trumpeter Swan
In Yellowstone, one of the large native waterfowl found is the trumpeter swan, which is found in lakes and ponds. Birdwatchers love the elegant appearance, loud calls and broad wings which render them the focus of birdwatchers. (Image: Canva)

10. Mountain Lion
Mountain lions are cunning and very cunning, and they can be found in the mountains at Yellowstone. These apex predators are rare and important in ensuring the natural balance of the park, and the entire idea of seeing one leaves the visitors amazed by the thought of that. (Image: Canva)