Officials at Yellowstone National Park are urging the public to keep a distance from wildlife after several recent incidents involving people interacting with animals — including a baby elk that was ...

The baby elk sat on the doorstep. The baby elk sat on the doorstep. Arizona Game & Fish Department It turns out that the calf was absolutely fine and in no danger. Elk mothers often leave their ...

“They are putting both mother and baby at risk. Wolves and bears would love to eat that baby elk. Stop interfering with nature,” one commenter said. “That just happened to me today while hikin ...

On Memorial Day weekend, visitors put a newborn elk calf in their car and brought it to the West Yellowstone Police Department. The calf later ran into the forest. Its condition is unknown, the ...