Raw, Wild, Nature. A grizzly does its best to consume the tongue of a bison. You can see the nostrils pointing up, with the grizzly holding on to the bottom of the jaw, and the horns are on the ground hidden by the grass. (you can see the one to the left move as the grizzly digs deeper.) Many love to eat cow tongue, and judging by this grizzly’s determination, he appears to love bison tongue. Earlier this year, I watched a wolf walk away with an elk tongue, and then I got to watch this. Nature i

And Now Your Moment of Zen… A bison licks its nose, slapping its tongue into one nostril and then the other. Have a wild weekend out there! Video: Brett Billings, Ryan Hagerty, and Doug Canfield / USFWS | Center for Biological Diversity