I faced a grizzly bear at Mount Rainier! 🐻
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I faced a grizzly bear at Mount Rainier! 🐻
After building a log cabin in the forest, we traveled for a year in our van. In this video, we cross the border from Canada into the United States, starting at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington. We spend 3 nights and 4 days hiking around the Sunrise section of the park, encountering wildlife including deer, mountain goats, a fox, and a ...
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If you only do one hike in Mount Rainier National Park this summer, make it this one. This trail is a great introduction to the park for first timers, and one of the more beautiful day hikes that we’ve done: The Skyline Loop Trail.🏔 This 5.5-mile hike is one of the most iconic and popular trails in the park. If you haven’t been before, it starts along a paved path from the Paradise Visitor Center and takes you through subalpine meadows and wildflowers, along with some awesome mountain vistas, a
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If you only do one hike in Mount Rainier National Park this summer, make it this one. This trail is a great introduction to the park for first timers, and one of the more beautiful day hikes that we’ve done: The Skyline Loop Trail.🏔 This 5.5-mile hike is one of the most iconic and popular trails in the park. If you haven’t been before, it starts along a paved path from the Paradise Visitor Center and takes you through subalpine meadows and wildflowers, along with some awesome mountain vistas, a
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As animals prepare for fall and winter, it's crucial that we not interfere. Some herbivores, like marmots, have a short time to fatten up on nutrient-rich subalpine foods before hibernating. Others, like pika, store away grasses in a 'haypile' to eat during the snowy months. Carnivores need to keep their hunting skills razor sharp as weather will add new challenges to their daily routine. Feeding wildlife disrupts this delicate balance. Carrots and potato chips do not grow on the slopes of Mount
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Grouse are in, marmots are out. As animals prepare for winter, marmots no longer dot the hills of Paradise. They have entered their burrows for a long winter nap. Instead, you may notice a quieter animal, not unlike a chicken, whose specialty is hiding in plain sight. Unlike marmots, they do not hibernate, and must brave the changing season. These two female sooty grouse shelter during a recent storm, the first of many. They will survive the harsh environment by switching to a diet almost exclus
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Springtime brings baby animals to the park. Take care along roads, especially at dawn and dusk. Fawns may be seen feeding with mama at roadsides where it is easier to move and the forest provides safe cover nearby. Black-tailed deer have a varied diet, from Douglas-fir, to salal, huckleberry, lichen, grasses, and more. This fawn is likely over a month old as it is traveling with its mother. Fawns have very little to no scent for the first week after they are born, allowing mothers to safely leav
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#WorldAquaticAnimalDay Mount Rainier National Park includes numerous lakes, rivers, springs, wetlands, and other aquatic habitats home to diverse animals. Several species of fish are found in the park, including threatened populations of native bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus). Bull trout depend on the cold waters of glacier-fed rivers for spawning. Threats to bull trout include loss of cold water habitat and competition with non-native brook trout. Learn more about fish species found at Moun
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At Mount Rainier, the first day of fall means colorful foliage, impressive mushrooms, cool crisp air, and animals preparing for winter. No pumpkin spice here! NPS video of a caterpillar with a montage of photos of fall foliage, mushrooms, Mount Rainier, and woolly caterpillars. | Mount Rainier National Park
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The marmots at Mount Rainier National Park eat a variety of vegetation found in the subalpine meadows, including flowers, leaves, and grasses. They should not be eating apples, crackers, GORP, or ham sandwiches. Please do not feed marmots or any other wild animals. They need to eat what grows in their environment to stay healthy. Also, they bite. (Seriously, almost every year, a visitor feeds the marmots and gets bitten.) NPS Video / R. Buchanan NPS video description: Several marmots are shown e
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CLOSE ENCOUNTER: Hiker gains a furry follower on trip to Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, as a black bear casually joins his route. http://abcn.ws/2CnB3ds | ABC News
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I love you but I need to eat! Marmots eat a LOT. They feast on vegetation to double their body mass before settling in for 8-9 months of hibernation. Mount Rainier's meadows offer tender shoots galore for snacking and crunching. At higher elevations, marmots are adept at finding greens in rock crevices. Like other wild animals, their survival depends on eating wild food; please do not feed them. Have you spotted a marmot dining at Mount Rainier? NPS video description: Two marmots briefly touch n
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Pika enjoy moss, ferns, and grasses; every green noodle is worth a slow slurp. This time of year, they gather vegetation in a 'haypiles,' for ready-made meals protected via snow tunnel in the winter months. High metabolism and a thick fur coat keeps them cozy in the cold, but results in a sensitivity to unusually warm temperatures. On hot days, pika in Longmire stay hidden in cool underground chambers. Please never feed wild animals, it disrupts their careful preparations and isn't healthy for t
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Life is sweet in the meadows. A calming presence, black-tailed deer are a common sight in the park. In summer deer eat grasses, lichens, and plants. In winter they switch to a tougher diet of twigs and woody vegetation. Watch for deer as you drive in the park, especially at dawn and dusk; they get very close to the roads in search of fresh shoots of grass. What encounters with deer have you had at Mount Rainier? NPS video description: Fawns eat in a meadow. Their mother appears and briefly looks
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Northwest Trek Wildlife Park’s female beaver, Chip, has a new buddy just in time for Valentine’s Weekend! Hudson, a 7-year-old male beaver has been “courting” Chip behind the scenes for the last few weeks, hoping she takes to him. Fortunately, she did! See Chip, Hudson, and other Northwest animals receive heart-themed enrichments during Wild Valentine's Weekend on Feb. 10 and Feb. 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Plus, during February, two kids 12 and under get in free, with each paid adult general adm
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Be mindful of “friendly” wildlife at Mount Rainier National Park! This golden-mantled ground squirrel is not afraid and very eager to approach people, especially if it thinks it might be offering a bite to eat. While this scene may appear harmless and cute, it actually threatens the safety of both you and the animal. When a wild animal is fed by a person, it becomes more and more difficult for that animal to rely on its own instincts to acquire its natural food that is needed to survive. Feeding
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Epic nature photos make us eager to grab our cameras and hit the trails. Keep nature epic by practicing principles of Leave No Trace: Plan Ahead & Prepare Visit at dawn or dusk to avoid crowds and optimize natural light. Knowing your gear allows you to work quickly instead of fumbling with camera settings. Travel & Camp on Durable Surfaces Have you stopped to take a photo and been asked by other hikers what you see? As photographers, we attract attention. Set an example by staying on established
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