Lone Winter Bison in Grand Teton National Park Photograph

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Experience the raw beauty of the American West with this Lone Winter Bison in Grand Teton National Park photograph. This stunning wildlife print captures a powerful bison standing alone against the snowy Wyoming landscape. With its thick winter coat providing insulation against the extreme cold, the bison endures the harsh conditions of Grand Teton, where snowfall averages 214 inches per year.

Once roaming North America in the millions, bison were nearly driven to extinction by the late 19th century. Today, these magnificent animals symbolize resilience and conservation success. Bison are the largest land mammals in North America, with males weighing up to a ton and standing six feet tall. Their distinctive features include a massive shoulder hump, curved black horns, and a thick, shaggy mane.