Bull Dozin'

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Transcript

There is no narration for this video. An audio described version has been provided.

Description

The Rocky Mountain elk (Cervus canadensis nelsoni) mates in the fall. At Grand Canyon, this means bulls (mature male elk) are often found in the Village, forming harems (group of females) and competing with other males. Bull elk bugle to announce themselves to nearby bulls, to attract mates, or to keep track of their harem. Elk are particularly aggressive this time of year, so keeping a safe distance is beneficial to both you and the elk! Take a Minute Out In It to watch this elk take a Minute Out In It!

Duration

1 minute, 23 seconds

Credit

Rader Lane

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