The Grand Tetons from the National Elk Refuge. In the 19th century French trappers who called the Teton Mountain Range "les trois tetons", which means "the three breasts" or "the three teats".
Photo: Katie Theule / USFWS
Sunday, November 22, 2015
The Grand Tetons from the National Elk Refuge
From the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Mountain-Prairie Region:
The Grand Tetons from the National Elk Refuge. In the 19th century French trappers who called the Teton Mountain Range "les trois tetons", which means "the three breasts" or "the three teats".
Photo: Katie Theule / USFWS
The Grand Tetons from the National Elk Refuge. In the 19th century French trappers who called the Teton Mountain Range "les trois tetons", which means "the three breasts" or "the three teats".
Photo: Katie Theule / USFWS
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