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Yellowstone tourists get dangerously close to a resting bison in shocking nature video
Jesse Watters: We’re under attack by bison
Jesse Watters reports on Yellowstone National Park experiencing a surge in bison attacks, detailing instances like a grandpa being flung 8 feet in the air and a woman being dragged. He emphasizes the unpredictable nature, immense size and surprising speed of these dangerous animals, advising tourists to exercise extreme caution in their presence.
Tourists continue to prove they have no idea how to behave in nature.
Anyone who reads this site knows that there is a shocking number of people who visit national parks without an ounce of common sense.
They seem to think wild animals behave like they’re in a children’s movie. That’s simply not the case, and when they feel threatened, all bets are off.
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Enter a truly mind-boggling nature video.
A lone bison eyes a safely distanced visitor with a telephoto lens in North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park. ( )
Tourists get way too close to massive bison.
The popular Instagram page @touronsofnationalparks posted a video a couple days ago that needs to be seen to be believed.
Two adults thought it was a wise idea to get incredibly close to a large bison that appeared to simply be resting.
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A bison in Yellowstone National Park was caught on video popping a vehicle’s tire. (Getty Images Creatives)
The shockingly dumb incident occurred in Yellowstone National Park, according to the video’s caption.
You can watch the moment it all unfolded below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
One person in the comments wrote, “Can’t cure stupid.”
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Fact check: true.
Another person added, “Every day some idiot somewhere learns a very painful if not final lesson that you cannot predict the behavior of wild animals.”
A fluffy, thick-coated American bison walks along a paved roadway in Theodore Roosevelt National Park near Medora, N.D. (Getty Images Creatives)
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I have no doubt these videos will continue to go viral because people simply can’t get enough of them. Let’s use some more common sense and not end up in the ER. Let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
