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Winter in Yellowstone National Park, United States, is a great time to get a sense of how much the animals travel across the landscape and how much their paths cross on a daily basis. Fresh snow brings fresh tracks. This view is looking down on the snow covered river from the Lamar River bridge. On this day we found the tracks of otters and a lone coyote cruising down the frozen river.

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