North american wildlife

From tiny birds with jewel-toned feathers to majestic bears, get to know just a few of the amazing animals who call our parks "home."

Learn about what animals live in the North America – which ones are the most dangerous and which are endangered

Arizona Big Horn Ram

North American Elk (Cervus canadensis) or 'wapiti' bull was herding his harem of cows into the woods for the evening in Jasper National Park, Alberta. Canada. There were about a dozen cows and calves along with two small spike bulls whose presence was tolerated by the herd bull. [Press "L" or left click to view on black] 22 October, 2012. Slide # GWB_20121022_1571.CR2 Use of this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission is not permitted. © Gerard W. Beyersbergen…

Photographer Marc Latremouille, 47, captured the heart-stopping moment when a huge angry male bison charged at him in a local wildlife park in Ontario, Canada.

The Eagle...strong, focused, riding the storms...a great lesson for man

Bighorn Sheep

Don't get too close!

Handsome Pronghorn buck. Pronghorns, which aren’t true antelopes, are the fastest land animal in North America, capable of running at speeds close to 60 mph. (Donald M. Jones)

North American Wildlife - Jim Zuckerman photography & photo tours