When temperatures drop, wild bison migrate to lower elevations in Montana, risking death due to brucellosis, a disease feared by ranchers.
Synopsis
When temperatures drop, wild bison migrate to lower elevations in Montana, risking death due to brucellosis, a disease feared by ranchers.
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Synopsis
Wild bison migrate to lower elevations in Montana as temperatures drop. This movement takes them outside Yellowstone National Park's boundaries. Ranchers fear for their cattle's health due to brucellosis, a disease some bison carry. As a result, officials take measures to manage the bison population and protect local ranchers. The tension between wildlife conservation and agricultural interests plays out against the backdrop of this seasonal migration.
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Why Watch
- See wild bison migrate outside Yellowstone National Park.
- Find out about the risks bison face from ranchers.
- Meet the challenges of wildlife conservation in Montana.
Did You Know
- Wild bison migrate to lower elevations in Montana during cold weather.
- Brucellosis is a chronic disease that some bison carry.
- Ranchers fear that brucellosis could spread to their cattle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to wild bison when temperatures drop in Montana?
Wild bison migrate to lower elevations outside the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park.
Why are ranchers concerned about bison migrating outside Yellowstone?
Ranchers fear that bison may carry a chronic disease called brucellosis, which could spread to cattle.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Silencing the Thunder'?
The documentary has a duration of 27 minutes.
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