Exploring Yellowstone and Beyond

The video follows a photographer's journey from North Korea to the US, focusing on a year-long National Geographic project in Yellowstone. It explores the complex relationships between humans and wildlife, including bison, elk, wolves, and grizzly bears. The photographer highlights conservation efforts and the cultural significance of these animals. The video also touches on the centennial of the National Park Service and President Obama's conservation legacy.

What was the narrator's initial reaction upon returning to the U.S. after 20 years?

• They felt like they never left.

• They were overwhelmed by the familiarity.

• They found it as mind-blowing as their travels.

• They were disappointed by the changes.

What was the purpose of the narrator's Instagram series 'Work Commute'?

• To document their travels in North Korea.

• To make editors envious of their fieldwork.

• To showcase their daily office routine.

• To highlight urban landscapes.

Why are bison not universally loved in the western U.S.?

• They damage crops.

• They are feared for spreading disease to cattle.

• They are considered pests.

• They are too numerous.

What is the significance of the boundary line for elk in Yellowstone?

• It is where elk gather for migration.

• It marks the start of hunting season.

• It is a safe zone for elk from hunters.

• It is a feeding ground for elk.

Why were wolves reintroduced to Yellowstone in the mid-1990s?

• To increase tourism.

• To provide hunting opportunities.

• To restore the ecosystem balance.

• To control the bison population.

What role does Dusty play in managing grizzly bears in Montana?

• He is a wildlife photographer.

• He educates people on bear safety.

• He is a park ranger.

• He is a bear hunter.

How did Nick Patrick view his encounter with a grizzly bear?

• As a reason to move away.

• As a reason to avoid wildlife.

• As a lesson in wildlife conservation.

• As a personal failure.

What was President Obama's contribution to conservation during his visit to Yosemite?

• He opened new hunting grounds.

• He announced new protected areas.

• He closed the park for renovations.

• He reduced protected lands.

What did the narrator realize upon returning to the U.S. after their travels?

• They preferred living abroad.

• They found beauty in their own country.

• They wanted to travel more.

• They missed the food abroad.

What was the narrator's main message about living with wildlife?

• Coexistence and protection are essential.

• Avoid all contact with wildlife.

• Humans should dominate wildlife.

• Wildlife should be controlled.