Last May, I took a trip to Yellowstone with my family. It seems every national park has its own animal that is basically everywhere. For the Rockies it was Elk, for Yellowstone it's bison. Thankfully, they don't move much, so you can snap a few pictures from a moving car and garuntee a pretty clear shot, like this one.

We don' have crows in Florida, we have grackles, the very tiny brother of the crow. I had heard crows were large, but I did not expect them to compare to the size of a large cat. 

Near the campsite and apparenty where bears love to hang out.

Near "Mammoth Hot Springs", on top of a very large hill (feat. myself).

The "Mammoth Hot Springs" smell like sulfur, look like snow, and have absolutely nothing to do with mammoths. They are only named that becuase of their size.

The beginning of "The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone" (feat. my brother).

Where the "Grand Canyon of Yellowstone" is at it's widest.

"The Great Falls of Yellowstone"

There are so many waterfalls in Yellowstone, it was impossible for me to remember the names of them all, but each one was breathtaking. 

I even saved some soundclips from various different waterfalls, which I, unfortunately, could not upload onto my computer.