Tweet #1 Did you know that Grand Teton was established in Feb 26, 1929 #justNPthings

Tweet #2 Grand Teton has many different regions from mountains, faults, glaciers, forests,springs, lakes, and wetlands #biomes #justNPthings

#grandteton was created to preserve the mountain peaks and lakes in the Greater Yellowstone area! #justNPthings

Tweet #4 Grizzlies, black bears, hawks, eagles, and wolves are apex predators in the Teton area! #justNPthings

#foodchainlitaf after apex predators there's bison, moose, deer--then small mammals--then Fish--Then forestry+wetland plants #justNPthings

Bears and wolves kill small animals in order to keep vegetation from going extinct!! #justNPthings

The BEAUTIFUL Teton Mountain Range #geographicbeauty #notphotoshop #justNPthings

It's Every-man-for-himself in this place! From osprey plucking trout from the Snake River to wolves stalking deer! #justNPthings

Raw landforms include: the Grand Teton (duh), fab mountain lakes, hot springs, tons of trees, the snake river, and more #justNPthings

14 ft of snow in winter, 80+ degrees F in summer, rain and sun 54-23 degrees in fall. Wow that's varied!! #justNPthings

There aren't many threats, but there's some air pollution from industrial areas that affects water, plants, fish, and views #justNPthings

When wolves were introduced, they changed the rivers (it's raw). Because of that, fish are competing for food (that's good) #justNPthings

#grizzlies are amazing!! They were reintroduced to the park and are totally staying!! The result is an even prettier park💦💦 #justNPthings

Thanks for tuning in, hmu with more info so everyone can learn about this rawwww park. #staythirsty #justNPthings