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Global Biomes & Wildlife Habitats

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11 Comprehensive Biomes
120+ Documented Wildlife Species
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6 Global Eco-Radar Sectors
12-Month Phenology & Flyways
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Yellowstone & Greater Rockies

Temperate Coniferous Forest & Subalpine Plateau

Cool temperate continental with snowy winters (-20°C) and warm, dry summers (25°C). Elevation: 1,600 m – 3,400 m (5,200 ft – 11,300 ft)

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📡 Radar Results:6 Species Detected within 50 km

Sorted by Encounter Likelihood
Grizzly Bear
NativeModerate Likelihood
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Grizzly Bear

Ursus arctos horribilis

🟢 Peak Sighting Now
dangerous
Zone: River valleys, subalpine meadows & dense timber
🔍 Quick Field Mark:Prominent muscular shoulder hump, dished facial profile, and long ivory front claws (5-10 cm).
Apex predator. Maintain minimum 100-yard distance. Carry certified bear pepper spray.
Gray Wolf
NativeModerate Likelihood
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Gray Wolf

Canis lupus

🟢 Peak Sighting Now
caution
Zone: Open valleys (Lamar & Hayden) and pine ridgelines
🔍 Quick Field Mark:Broad snout, rounded ear tips, erect tail posture, and significantly larger skull than coyotes.
Bald Eagle
NativeHigh Likelihood
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Bald Eagle

Haliaeetus leucocephalus

🟢 Peak Sighting Now
harmless
Zone: River corridors, Yellowstone Lake shores & tall snags
🔍 Quick Field Mark:Pure snow-white head and tail, massive bright yellow hooked bill, and flat soaring wings.
American Bison
NativeVery High Likelihood
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American Bison

Bison bison

🟢 Peak Sighting Now
dangerous
Zone: Grassland plains, geothermal basins & river bottoms
🔍 Quick Field Mark:Massive shaggy head, curved black horns, dark brown woolly coat, and high shoulder hump.
Causes more human injuries in Yellowstone than bears. Can sprint at 55 km/h (35 mph). Maintain 25-yard distance.
Prairie Rattlesnake
NativeModerate Likelihood
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Prairie Rattlesnake

Crotalus viridis

🟢 Peak Sighting Now
dangerous
Zone: Lower elevation rocky slopes, dry sagebrush flats & talus
🔍 Quick Field Mark:Segmented tail rattle, triangular head with vertical pupils, and heat-sensing loreal pits.
Potently venomous pit viper. Solenoglyphous fangs with hemotoxic & neurotoxic venom. Watch footing in rocky talus.
Brook Trout (Non-Native)
Introduced / InvasiveHigh Likelihood
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Brook Trout (Non-Native)

Salvelinus fontinalis

🟢 Peak Sighting Now
harmless
Zone: Cold mountain streams and tributary creeks
🔍 Quick Field Mark:Wavy pale vermiculations (worm-like markings) on olive-dark back and white leading edges on lower fins.
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