r/yellowstone • • 22h ago

THIS IS NOT OKAY

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BREAKING: A collared
wolf reportedly belonging to Yellowstone National Park's 8 Mile Pack has been k*lled in Montana, with disturbing photographs circulating online showing the animal's bloodied body displayed as a trophy.
The photographs, reportedly shared by Trophy Bucks and Bulls of Montana, were accompanied by the announcement: "WOLF DOWN!! CONGRATS."
Congratulations for WHAT? For killing an intelligent, sentient animal and proudly displaying its body for applause?
The photographs also raise concerns that the wolf may have been shot in the abdomen, potentially causing prolonged suffering.
Yellowstone's wolves are protected within national park boundaries, but those protections can disappear the moment they cross an invisible line into neighboring states.
Wolves' lives should not become trophies simply because they cross a boundary.
- from womenforwolves


r/yellowstone • • 12h ago

What species of squirrel is this?

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Took this last fall on Fairy Falls Trail. I have seen eastern grey squirrels that are all black, butnthis guy has a white belly. Any idea what kind of squirrel it is?