Join BBC Cameraman Jake Davis as he documents the arrival of winter in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem—a time of transformation, survival, and unexpected beauty. Filmed over two months, this personal wildlife film captures intimate moments of iconic species like coyotes, otters, moose, and bighorn sheep as they adapt to harsh conditions. From a coyote’s rare capture of a muskrat to the playful hunting techniques of otters, and dramatic clashes between bighorn rams, this immersive documentary offers a rare glimpse into the dynamic lives of Yellowstone’s wildlife during the coldest months. Filmed, Narrated, and Edited by Jake Davis Original Score by Yukino Takehana Sound Design and Mix by Tom Rees Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction - Winter’s Arrival in Yellowstone 1:26 - Winter Arrives - The Land Transforms 2:40 - Coyote - The Resourceful Hunter in the Snow 5:44 - Otter Family - Playing and Fishing in the Frozen River 9:45 - Moose - Massive Bulls Sparring in the Wild 12:07 - Bighorn Rams - The Battle for Dominance on Rocky Cliffs 15:13 - Conclusion - Yellowstone’s Frozen Beauty