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wildlife jam

Phrase

Meaning
A Yellowstone traffic stop-up around roadside wildlife.
Type
Phrase
Used in
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Source: Yellowstone National Park Service

What does “wildlife jam” mean

A wildlife jam is the broader Yellowstone version of the bear jam: cars bunching up because people are watching bison, elk, bears, wolves, or whatever else stepped close enough to stop the road.

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