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Park staff euthanized the calf because the herd abandoned it, and it caused a hazardous situation by approaching cars and people.

The calf had been separated from its mother when the herd crossed the Lamar River. As the calf struggled, the man pushed the calf up from the river and onto the roadway.

So what do we name this little one?

It is a famous proverb that is said quite often, but it's because it is almost always fitting in everyday life: not all heroes wear capes.

Sunday morning saw the addition of a new member of the family to Jeffree Star's Casper-located, Star Yak Ranch.

A new video highlights a young bison calf attempting to traverse up a hill to catch up with the herd at Yellowstone National Park.

This just in. If you're a bison in Yellowstone National Park, you can take a nap anywhere you dang well please. That happened recently when traffic was brought to a halt by a calf that needed a few z's.

This video will really make you rethink about dogs being man's best friend.

It's not news to us in Wyoming that wildlife do what they want when they want. A driver just shared a video proving they understand this point, too. They ended up trailing a pregnant moose cow and her calf.

An elk calf managed to get itself caught in a barbed wire fence in Kremmling, Colorado. Luckily, someone came its aid.

In Wyoming, we see plenty of bison, thank you very much. But, there's a new video that shows a rare tender moment between a bison mom and her calf.

This is a truly heartbreaking story that will no doubt bring a tear to your eye. So strap in and grab a box of tissues cause things are about to get sad. (P.s. things do get a little graphic in parts of this video).