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Walking on Water

Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Often a elk will lead their young to across rivers to islands of land as a safe haven from wolves, coyotes, grizzles, and other predators. This mother's trick gives the young a time to grow and gain strength while nursing. Photo © copyright by Lance B. Carter.

Fuji Crystal Archive Print

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