Early morning in Yellow Stone National Park, located in northwest Wyoming, often comes with thick fog.

This fog is caused by the area’s geothermal activity where the warm moisture arising from the hot springs, geysers, and fumaroles meets the cool air of the early morning.

Almost hunted to extinction, this image serves as a reminder of human’s ability to either coexist with or eradicate nature.

Early morning in Yellow Stone National Park, located in northwest Wyoming, often comes with thick fog.

This fog is caused by the area’s geothermal activity where the warm moisture arising from the hot springs, geysers, and fumaroles meets the cool air of the early morning.

Almost hunted to extinction, this image serves as a reminder of human’s ability to either coexist with or eradicate nature.

Early morning in Yellow Stone National Park, located in northwest Wyoming, often comes with thick fog.

This fog is caused by the area’s geothermal activity where the warm moisture arising from the hot springs, geysers, and fumaroles meets the cool air of the early morning.

Almost hunted to extinction, this image serves as a reminder of human’s ability to either coexist with or eradicate nature.

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