Thirty-Seven Days of Peril

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The narrative centers on Truman Everts' harrowing experience in Yellowstone before it became a tourist hotspot. After sustaining an injury, he finds himself alone in the wilderness for thirty-seven days, showcasing human resilience and survival instinct. The book not only details his ordeal but also provides insights into Yellowstone's diverse ecosystems and historical context. This new edition includes an introductory article from the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, enhancing its significance for those interested in the park's history and natural beauty.