Elk

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

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Elk (Cervus elaphus) on a snowy slope on the Columbia Blacktail Plateau. at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 22 . Photo: Frank Pali

Bull elk (Cervus canadensis) grow antlers for the fall mating season and keep them through the winter, they fall off for the new year’s growth

Bull elk (Cervus canadensis) grow antlers for the fall mating season and keep them through the winter, they fall off for the new year’s growth

Bull elk (Cervus canadensis) grow antlers for the fall mating season and keep them through the winter, they fall off for the new year’s growth

Bull elk (Cervus canadensis) grow antlers for the fall mating season and keep them through the winter, they fall off for the new year’s growth

Bull elk (Cervus canadensis) grow antlers for the fall mating season and keep them through the winter, they fall off for the new year’s growth

Bull elk (Cervus canadensis) grow antlers for the fall mating season and keep them through the winter, they fall off for the new year’s growth

Bull elk (Cervus canadensis) grow antlers for the fall mating season and keep them through the winter, they fall off for the new year’s growth