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Wildlife Museum Photo Gallery

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A magnificent bull caribou
Caribou can be seen on mountain slopes in the area and occassionally near the South Klondike Highway
A prehistoric woolly mammoth
Remains of mammoth are washed from the permafrost of the gold fields each summer by Yukon Gold Miners


Albino Marten
A rare Albino Marten
Yukon Bison
Reintroduced in 1986 Bison are now abundant in many areas of Yukon


Dall Sheep
Bands of Dall Sheep range in the mountains around the museum
Goat
Mountain Goat often seen along the route from Skagway to Caribou Crossing


Wolf
Timber Wolves of several colour phases are plentiful
Grizzlies
Grizzlies are very respected members of our community


Spruce Grouse
Spruce Grouse
Lynx
Lynx


Moose
Yukon Moose often weigh over 2000 lbs.
Muskox
Muskox from northern Yukon


Polar Bear
World record Polar Bear
Snowshoe Hare
Snowshoe Hare


Saiga Antelope
Saiga Antelope, an important Prey species of the ancient grassland Steppe
Ice Age Steppe Bison
Ice Age Steppe Bison with Lions roamed Yukon 40,000 years ago


Stone Sheep
Stone Sheep share our mountains with the more abundant all white Dall Sheep
Wolverine
Wolverine, the largest of the land based weasels