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Here is the history of Albert Bierstadt’s majestic “A Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Rosalie” (1866).

The 7-by-12-foot magnum opus was a sensation when first exhibited. But by 26-years later the work and the artist were out of fashion. The painting disappeared into storage where it remained until being rediscovered in 1975.

Today it is is one of the most prized artworks in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum.

This multi-season video shows bears, deer, bobcats, grouse, beavers and many other species crossing or swimming under a log which has fallen across a Pennsylvania stream.

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In case you missed this one - we rolled the cameras on a beaver release on the Fall River this past summer....

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