01 / Mammal
Bison
Bison eat grass.
Look closely: Point to the horns. Pick a color for your bison.
A free printable adventure
Wild about
Wild about
Yellowstone.
A coloring book for little explorers who love big animals.
Meet six Yellowstone neighbors, discover a few fun facts, and celebrate your finished pages with a junior wildlife scout certificate. Made for ages 3–6, with big shapes, bold outlines, and simple prompts to read with a grown-up.
Download the free coloring book PDF · 8 pages · no email neededPrint at home, then color, draw, and explore together.
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Eight printable pages
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Letter and A4 friendly
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Free, no sign-up
Six animals to meet
A pocket-sized
A pocket-sized
Yellowstone safari.
One big animal on each page, with thick outlines and plenty of room for crayons. Read a short fact together, then point, count, and color.
02 / Mammal
Gray Wolf
Wolves live in families called packs.
Try this: Find the tail. Color it your favorite color.
03 / Mammal
Grizzly Bear
Grizzly bears have a big shoulder hump.
Point together: Point to the round ears. Color the bear.
04 / Mammal
Elk
Male elk grow new antlers each year.
Count along: Count the legs together. Pick a color for the elk.
05 / Mammal
Red Fox
Red foxes have big, bushy tails.
Try this: Find the tail tip. Give it a special color.
06 / Bird
Bald Eagle
Grown-up bald eagles have white heads.
Point together: Point to the wing. Pick a color for its feathers.
Ready for your coloring table?
Print. Color.
Print. Color.
Keep exploring.
Choose “Fit” or “Shrink to printable area” in your print dialog. The pages are sized to print on US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4 paper. Print at actual size when your printer supports it, and use black-and-white mode for crisp outlines.
For best results, print one-sided on regular paper or slightly heavier stock. Grown-ups can help little artists with the download and printer settings.
Download the free PDF
Keep the adventure going
Ready to meet
Ready to meet
more neighbors?
Explore wildlife stories in the Yellowstone Wildlife Scouts app. Browse the illustrated field guide and keep a family wildlife journal.
A separate family app · Download before your trip for offline exploring.
Watch and enjoy wildlife from a safe distance—at least 100 yards (91 m) from bears, wolves, and cougars, and 25 yards (23 m) from other animals. Never approach or feed wildlife; follow park signs and ranger guidance.