Summer is the peak tourist season for Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton.
By late October, the weather had turned cool.
But it was still a good month for sightseeing. Not only could you see the charming autumn colors, but you could also observe a large number of wild animals.
Animals like elk entered their breeding season, engaging in a great deal of courtship behavior. Grizzly bears also became highly active, storing up energy for hibernation.
Just now, for instance, Tian Kui and his group, weaving through the coniferous forest, had encountered a North American Grizzly Bear.
The autumn wind howled through the treetops.
Tian Kui narrowed his eyes slightly, stopping to observe the grizzly bear forty meters away.
He could recognize what kind of creature it was.
Shen Xin had mentioned it in a previous "lecture," saying it was a grizzly bear and that they couldn't beat it. If they encountered one, they should do their best to go around.
