Colorado's Natural Beauty Shines in 'Colorado-Style' Traffic Jam

Living in Colorado means being constantly surrounded by natural wonders that never fail to inspire awe. The state's diverse wildlife adds to the enchantment, and this week, Colorado Parks and Wildlife shared a captivating video that perfectly captures the magic of living in the Centennial State.

The video, filmed by a person named Kyle outside of Creede, showcases a 'Colorado-style' traffic jam like no other. In a matter of seconds, dozens of majestic elk gracefully cross a road, with a pronghorn joining them at the tail-end of the herd.

The sight is simply breathtaking, highlighting the incredible wildlife that calls Colorado home.

The video filmed by a person named Kyle outside of Creede, showcasing a 'Colorado-style' traffic jam like no other. (Instagram/CoParksWildlife)

Colorado is renowned for its abundant wildlife, and it's not uncommon to encounter animals while driving through the state's rural areas. This video serves as a reminder to always be vigilant and watch out for animals that may appear on the road.

Of course, if you come across an animal crossing the road, the best course of action is to stop and wait for it to move, but only when it is safe to do so. It is advisable to avoid stopping on rolling hills or near blind turns where visibility may be limited for approaching vehicles.

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Colorado's natural beauty is enhanced by its incredible wildlife, and encounters like the 'Colorado-style' traffic jam captured in the video remind us of the privilege of living in such a remarkable state. As Coloradans, let us embrace and appreciate the wonders of nature that surround us, always remembering to prioritize safety and respect for the wildlife that shares our home.

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