Bedding Behavior & Terrain Use
Elk Ecology with Randy Newberg
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6m 24s
During daylight hours, elk spend more time bedded than on their feet. Elk bed where they feel safe and comfortable. Elk use their nose, ears, and eyes to keep themselves safe, and they bed where they can utilize all these senses to ensure they make it through the day.
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