A birds-eye view of Yellowstone flooding damage

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Published 2022-06-15

It will take a lot of work to repair this damage and, in many places, the river has permanently moved meaning new roads will have to be built using new routes.

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All Comments (21)

@oldtimefarmboy617 2 years ago

It is not flood damage, it is geological evolution in action.
@penelopelopez8296 2 years ago

The animals have the park to themselves. They’re going to love it.
@danstrayer111 2 years ago

The real sign of hope is that the animals in YS Park get a reprieve from millions of idiots trying to interact with them.
@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 2 years ago

When nature decides its time to redecorate, it's best to simply move out of the way.
@dmartinez5117 2 years ago

So basically no damage was done to nature, just to man made structures. And it will take years to rebuild man made structures on a National Park that is meant to show natures beauty and constant change it has gone through. Interesting
@noelleonard2498 2 years ago

How is it "damaged"? It's Yellowstone, it's a natural place. Damaging man made things is all it is.
@vickimeyers2672 2 years ago

Thanks for including the Lamar Valley in the video. Nice to see the bison weren't adversely affected.
@FrankGreenway 2 years ago

Remember that’s how those canyons and rivers were before mankind interfered
@blueeyedwolf2205 2 years ago

Planet earth is dynamic and ever changing.
@tmoni148 2 years ago

If only we could flood in Nevada. We actually need it
@dianewalker9154 2 years ago

I think the park closure and the floods will actually be beneficial to the overall ecosystem of the park.
@maddogsenglishmen8020 2 years ago

If it's natural and nature then it's not damage. Graffiti is damage
@x0539p 2 years ago

Reminds me of BC in Canada when they had flooding last year. It is amazing how fast they rebuilt the roads and bridges. They worked 24/7 with lots of construction workers.
@diana7043 2 years ago

This is mother natures our earth is a living breathing world and ever changing and really has nothing to do with climate change. These weather incidents have been going on since the beginning of time. 🌏 💕
@diegofortuna3923 2 years ago

No damage, it's a work of art that benefits nature.
@pookiezzzzz 2 years ago

Wow, Maybe the bears and the buffalo will now have the land to themselves.
@eandsm4620 2 years ago

Great video KSL. One to be shared with family and friends. We were evacuated Monday evening and got to return to our home Tuesday. Thankfully all is OK at home.
@mikehinz4394 2 years ago

Why is this impacting Utah's tourism industry? Yellowstone isnt in Utah
@SEATTLE4KWalking 2 years ago

I was lucky went to Yellowstone National Park a week ahead before flood!
@janetteblaydes7112 2 years ago

Thank you to all First Responders & those who worked together for the safety of others. God bless🙏📖💕