Nina--what I learned

I learned that bears live in Yellowstone. If you are too close to an animal then they will buck at you and possibly kill you. Those are two things I learned well in Yellowstone.

I think it should stay a national park because they help keep the population of animals in place. They also have many amazing sites to see in the park like the mud volcanoes and sites outside of the park like the Grand Tetons, Jenny Lake, and Jackson Hole. The park can help teach people what happens to the earth and what's out there. That is why Yellowstone should stay a national park.