Bison Attacks

Yellowstone Bison Gores Tourist; Respect Wildlife Boundaries

A 30-year-old New Jersey man sustained minor injuries after being gored by a bison in Yellowstone’s Old Faithful area on Tuesday, marking the second such incident this spring. This follows a similar incident involving a Florida man in May and multiple other bison-related injuries in recent years, highlighting the ongoing danger posed by approaching wildlife. Bison, the park’s most dangerous animal, are capable of high speeds and significant force. The incident underscores the importance of adhering to park regulations mandating a minimum 25-yard distance from bison and other large herbivores.

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83-year-old woman seriously injured after being gored by bison at Yellowstone National Park: Officials

Why would an 83-year-old woman wander too close to a bison in Yellowstone National Park? That was the burning question on my mind when I first heard the news of her serious injuries after being gored by the massive animal. As someone who has had close encounters with bison in the past, I understand the importance of giving these wild creatures the space and respect they deserve.

When I think back to the time I stumbled upon a bison while walking a trail in Yellowstone, I can still feel the rush of fear that coursed through me. The sheer size and power of these animals is awe-inspiring, but it is also a reminder of the potential danger they pose.… Continue reading