Stunning Footage: Epic Animal Migrations in Yellowstone | National Geographic

Some of the world's most incredible animal migrations take place in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Among them are a 120-mile pronghorn migration and nine elk herds with unique migration patterns. While on assignment in Yellowstone, Joe Riis was able to capture the awe-inspiring migrations that few tourists get to see.
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PRODUCER: Joe Riis
EDITOR: Jenny Nichols and Pongo Media
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Joe Riis
ADDITIONAL VIDEO: Jenny Nichols and Skip Armstrong
MAP RESEARCH: Arthur Middleton
MAP ANIMATION: Mass FX Media
FUNDED BY: George B. Storer Foundation, Bole & Klingenstein Foundation, and the National Geographic Society Expeditions Council
Stunning Footage: Epic Animal Migrations in Yellowstone | National Geographic
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[@jimiijimii1111]

Keep our natural wonders public. Don't sellout. These majestic beauties are priceless.

[@waseempahadi9465]

Boundaries are just made by human being for human being. Nature doesn't stop nor they have any limit to uncross. This earth is their play ground to live, to love and to survive. A lesson learned from nature. Very nice heart warming video.

[@pikppa]

Nature knows no boundaries

[@borealphoto]

Animals have pretty well defined territories as well, usually delimited by smell instead of fences. Fights over land happen with animals too.

[@1Fresh_Water]

Absolutely incredible

[@dammitboy3576]

Awesome Awesome video. You have to go to Yellowstone to truly know Yellowstone. What a magnificent place it really is.

[@perfectperfecto]

Best ending everr :D

[@guilleacq]

Looks like you are pretty happy with your job.
I see how happy you sound like

[@fiselfrazel1064]

I wanna live in the American Rockies. Such a beautiful place.

[@BenjiJohnson110]

Love the ending

[@neomivvln33333]

Cool!

[@RitaFerreiraMatosMD1953]

Interessante! Belíssimo!

[@evrettej]

Pretty cool!

[@zyrexganit5289]

What a peaceful video.😇😌

[@Elisa-vz9il]

majestic

[@CALAMITYGURULASTDAYS]

AMAZING!!!! IN AWE

[@VixenAurora]

Beautiful beings

[@old4004]

Wonderful capture of diverse migrations. How could anyone give this a "Dislike"?

[@gloriouse4458]

Make sure the dump leaves this beautiful country, alone 💝🌺

[@robinminkler]

The deer is like, "hmmm, HD video, huh? Not THIS time buddy.'

[@gondorthanatos]

oh le volcan va vraiment explosé oO

[@anna61949]

beautiful wiev

[@meandmymouth]

Good to remind us that "it's not all about us" !

[@meandmymouth]

and great to see the animals breaking through man's silly fences !

[@pikppa]

Without them the world would feel void...

[@rooftopping]

it's the best

[@Wahcawatoglawin]

The animals know where to find 🤤

[@fiselfrazel1064]

Are they making a documentary on this

[@sarahalexander6756]

Coolest thing ever

[@fiselfrazel1064]

these migrations remind me of the movie Spirit:Stallion of the Cimarron. One thing Spirit and these animals make sure is that they make sure political boundaries mean nothing to Nature.

[@MuhammadEgypt]

Why the fences then?

[@rmsolympic1]

Animals: we're on our way to the perfect place, the perfect place.

[@starman5728]

What the Bison and wild life doing right now ? Black out ?

[@mikaelsvensson660]

Some people believe yellowstone is about to blow because of deers lol

[@Commander_HW]

i hope there r no spikes on those wires, otherwise it might scrape the deers. 1:10

[@ZGADOW]

those aren't deer, and that's barbed wire.

[@florencenorwood2397]

What are they running from?

[@mikeschierkolk6995]

Winter snows.

[@jessmerrithew3897]

Wolves

[@ChrismasBoy95]

Oh deer.

[@jjhrkel]

Venison is good eating, people!

[@candyazz28]

+joe Yeah for a vulture like yourself. Go Vegan necrovore.

[@jjhrkel]

+TJ B eggplants have feelings, too.

[@candyazz28]

joe
Now you're just disgusting.

[@jjhrkel]

+TJ B SAVE GRANOLA! !!

[@candyazz28]

joe
There are real beings that you eat that begs not to be killed and have you eat their corpse. Save Granola isn't even funny but lost your fucking mind stupid.

[@mr.vigneshmr.yogeshvideo8002]

Elkisveryinstratinganimal

[@fishoil7802]

Land owners need to lay down their fences during migration time. These wires are causing injuries to the animals. What do these fences stop ???

[@adamfife63]

Adams she day by I am having a great day and the cope Will come for you

[@trudifruty6078]

Who ever put these fences up needs to remove them, cause this is not right. Animals are supposed to rome.

[@dolphinnamedkathy9491]

but its protected

[@adamfife63]

Grandma Kathy and on is sleep the I you by by I human the I watch a elk show!

[@johnnydavis8351]

Bears make grumpy house pets 😡😡😡

[@kittydoggy2803]

God's creation is glorious.

[@harrishromero6447]

Why did he killed the dinosaurs