We Spent Spring With Yellowstone’s Grizzlies — Here’s What Happened
Spring in Yellowstone means one thing — grizzlies are awake. As winter loosens its grip on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the park begins to stir with new life. Over the course of three unforgettable weeks, we photographed grizzlies emerging from hibernation, witnessing intimate family moments, unexpected encounters, and the powerful rhythm of spring in the wild. From protective mothers with cubs to solitary bears moving across thawing hillsides, this season reminded us why Yellowstone remains one of the greatest wildlife ecosystems on Earth. This is Part 1 of our spring Yellowstone series and the encounters are only just beginning. 👉 Part 2 is coming soon. If you enjoyed the film, consider subscribing to follow the journey. Your support allows us to continue documenting wild places and the animals that call them home. 🎒 Our Wildlife Filmmaking Gear Cameras: Canon R5 Mark II Canon R5 Canon R8 Lenses: Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM Canon RF 70–200mm f/2.8 Canon EF 17–40mm f/4L Support & Video: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Leofoto Fluid Head Peak Design Tripod Audio: RØDE Shotgun Microphone Editing: Final Cut Pro 📍 Follow the Journey Instagram:@wildlifebyhayden @harrisonlivesay Facebook:@WildlifebyHayden @WildlifebyHarrison #yellowstone #grizzlybear #wildlife

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