The Grand Canyon National Park has a message for the public: “Keep your distance from elk!” That’s common knowledge for outdoorsmen and women but tourists unfamiliar with wildlife often get too close. And that can be especially dangerous during the fall mating season.
Park officials urge onlookers to remain at least 100 feet away.
(Photo source: Grand Canyon National Park)
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