Wild Yosemite (Full Episode) | America's National Parks

The fact that we get free documentaries on YouTube by National Geographic is truly a gift; keeping the education & knowledge alive 👏👏👏

Incredible footage but can we take a moment to appreciate the INCREDIBLE technology/microphone quality? Such a treat to hear so clearly the animals moving around

My parents moved us to Oakhurst when I was 9. Yosemite was my backyard until age 27, then I moved to the Pacific Northwest! Yosemite is as beautiful as I remember :)

I went to Yosemite for the first time a couple years ago. I've been to a ton of national parks (and many places that should be) so I went in kind of thinking "oh, it's so popular but I hope it lives up to the hype". I had seen all of the iconic photos but I wasn't prepared. Coming out of the tunnel I was overwhelmed with emotion. It's rare that I'm that stunned by a landscape. It almost looks fake. Not a single photo or video does it justice. I'd urge any first time visitors to come in from the south on Wawona Road if it fits in your plans, so that your first view of the valley is from the tunnel.

My grandparents had a horse ranch in shaver lake CA and I went to the park every summer. Such a beautiful place to grow up at. I miss living there but I live in Washington state now and love mother nature.

That little bison is a hero! What a story!!!

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Growing up we would watch mutual of Omaha's wild Kingdom with Marlin Perkins and Stan brock. That was absolutely the most wonderful stuff ever. My my how times have changed.

Right down the road...Sequoia Park is only 35 miles away.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Indeed, the calf is a fighter!

I love those beautiful landscapes 💚

So excited as a photographer, heading out there & Tetons June 1st.

A must go to on your travel bucket list

Thank you very much indeed for this invaluable trips...

Beautiful place. What we are not seeing are the crowds and the often gridlocked roads.

So many images look like AI generated pictures whereas this is reality. The nature is so beautiful!

Loved this episode. I don't know how the videographers/documentarist can watch the baby calf being washed away then all alone. It's hard to watch nature, so raw, beautiful and violent all at once.

I love nature,all my life respect and love all beings thankful for being so helpful and showing at too all of us. Thank you ❤😊 lovely being greatfull to all of you Inge

I never expected the bison baby would survive!

The Buffalo calf fighting off the wolf. That was awesome 😂