Close-up of bull elk (Cervus canadensis) in late February, thin and with antlers beat up and broken, enduring the long winter by finding food in the thermal heated water, pulling coarse reeds from the mud, Yellowstone National Park; Wyoming, United States - p442m2464003 by Tom Murphy

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p442m2464003 - RS - Close-up of bull elk (Cervus canadensis) in late February, thin and with antlers beat up and broken, enduring the long winter by finding food in the thermal heated water, pulling coarse reeds from the mud, Yellowstone National Park; Wyoming, United States

ID	p442m2464003
Title	Close-up of bull elk (Cervus canadensis) in late February, thin and with antlers beat up and broken, enduring the long winter by finding food in the thermal heated water, pulling coarse reeds from the mud, Yellowstone National Park; Wyoming, United States
Credit	plainpicture/Design Pics/Tom Murphy
License	Rights Simplified (RS)
Releases	Model Release: No Property Release: No
Maximum version	68 MB 5972x3980 px 19.9x13.3 in 300 dpi

Adversity	Endurance	Protected area
Alone	Even-Toed Ungulate	Protection
America	Facial hair	Reed
American	Feeding	Seasons
Animal behavior	Finding food	Skins
Animal Skin	Food production	Spectacular
Animals	Fur	Standing
Antlers	Furs	Standing in the water
Artiodactyl	Grey	Steam
Atmosphere	Holiday	Stubble
Attraction	Keep warm	Submerge
Bachelor	Landmark	Survival
Beard	Landscape	Sustenance
Beautiful	Leaning forward	Tanning
Beauty in nature	Light brown	Thermal
Behavior	Livestock	Thin
Bending	Looking for food	Tourism
Brown	Male animal	Tourist attraction
Bull	Marsh	Travel
Bull Elk	Mist	USA
Cattle	Mud	Vapor
Celibate	Muddy	Wading
Cervus	National Park	Wapiti Cervus canadensis
Close-up	Nature	Warm
Conservation	Nobody	Warming
Copy space	One	Water
Countryside	One Elk	Wild
Deer	Outdoors	Wildlife
Demanding	Park	Winter
Destination	Part of	Wyoming
Detail	Pelt	Yellowstone National Park
Drink	Plants	Yosemite National Park
Drinking	Preserving	x2304
Effort	Profile	Design Pics
Elk	Protected