Travis Willis, (from left) Dean Schlattman, Mike Lloyd, Morgan Flitner, and Jared Boardman hold down a calf to be branded, castrated and vaccinated at Pitchfork Ranch on Monday, May 4th.
Cody sophomore Tara Joyce has broken multiple records during the girls swim season. Joyce has set state records in the 500 and 200 free. She also has a share of school records in the 200 IM, 100 fly, 100 free, 200 free relay, 400 free relay and 200 medley relay.
Kristal Ising of Livermore, California competes in barrel racing during the Cody Stampede on Saturday, July 4th.
A Humpback Whale and her calf swim through the Exmouth Gulf in Western Australia on October, 2, 2024. Nicknamed the Humpback Highway, every year 40,000 Humpback Whale pass through Exmouth on their migration journey from Antarctica for mating and calving to return south for the summer feeding grounds.
Todd Churchill watches the Best of the Rockies Horse Sale outside of the Irma Hotel on Saturday, May 8th.
A member of the Karen Long Neck tribe smiles for a portrait outside her home in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The Karen people are traditionally from Myanmar (Burma) and fled to Thailand due to political unrest. It is the women that are most recognizable to tourists coming to Thailand, as they are the ones that wear brass coils around their necks. The reasons for the brass coils may simply relate to tradition passed down over time. Some hypothesize that the women simply wore them to make them appear more beautiful, while others suggest that the rings do the exact opposite, making the women less attractive so that opposing tribes would not try to enslave them.
Contrary to popular belief, the brass coils don’t lengthen the neck, but rather push down and deform the clavicle at the base of the neck. The Karen women commence wearing the coils at around 5 years of age and typically only take them off to change to a longer coil.
Female bodybuilders present themselves in front of judges at the Arnold Classic Sports Festival on March 1, 2018. Competitors in the Women’s Physique category are judged based on symmetry, shape, proportion, muscle tone, poise and beauty flow. Shanique Grant of Chicago, Illinois, took home the champion’s trophy from Arnold Schwarzenegger and 5,000 dollars in prize money.
A thin gold curtain provides the only separation between the backstage dressing room and the rest of Southbend Tavern. Drag queens prepare to take the stage as the bar fills up on Tuesday, October, 23, 2018.
A crowd of over 100,000 fill Mapfre Stadium as Godsmack performs, fans form mosh pits and crowd surf toward the stage at Rock on the Range 2018 in Columbus, Ohio.
Adele Rose, 6, and her brother Grant Rose, 9, watch fireworks at Western Pyro Enterprises in Garland for their annual Firework Display Demo on Friday, April 24th.
Doreen Skates, 91, holds the hand of her great-granddaughter Hazel Betters, 4, at the new Hugging Booth at the Long Term Care Center. The two were separated by a clear shower curtain but for the first time since the pandemic began Doreen was able to hug her family.
Presidential candidate Kanye West votes for the first time at the rec center in Cody, Wyoming on Tuesday, November 3rd. “I voted for myself,” West said laughing as he turned in his ballot. Kanye West appeared on the ballot for president in 12 states.
The Wild Horse Cafe was destroyed by fire early Friday morning. Park County Fire District 2 administrator Jerry Parker said the Wild Horse Cafe is a total loss. The cause of the blaze is undetermined.
Trace Dunnam, 6, shows his goat for 2nd place during 4-H market goat showmanship at the Park County Fair on Wednesday, July 28th.
A trout peaks out of an ice fishing hole after being caught during the 12th annual Meeteetse Ice Fishing Derby on the Lower Sunshine Reservoir Sunday, February 9th.
A Whale Shark swims through the Exmouth Gulf in Western Australia on September 23, 2024. Between 200-400 Whale Sharks come to the Ningaloo Reef to feed on plankton and krill during the annual coral spawning each year. Whale Sharks are believed to live over 100 years and are the largest fish in the ocean, with the largest recorded just under 19m.
A baby Donkey chews on Kaydence Blankenship’s dress during the Horsin’ Around events downtown on Saturday, May 11th.
Tucker Mills, 7, eats lunch at Eastside School on Tuesday, December 1st. The new plexiglass dividers are required so students can practice social distancing. “I like eating here because I can take my mask off and talk to my friends through the glass,” said Mills.
Bridger Lee, 9, (from left) Beau Beachler, 9, and Addison the cat react to police sirens in the neighborhood while playing outside on Monday, December 30th.
Brody Smith hugs a trash can after coming in first place in the Beer Mile at the Park County Complex on Friday, July 16th.