Yellowstone’s Bison Warning for Tourists as Man Thrown in Air by Animal
Summary
A man was thrown into the air by a bull bison at Yellowstone National Park's Bridge Bay Campground. The man was seriously injured and emergency services were called, while the National Park Service has warned visitors to keep a safe distance from bison.Key Facts
- A bull bison tossed a tourist about 8 feet into the air at Yellowstone National Park.
- The incident occurred at Bridge Bay Campground, south of Fishing Bridge.
- A professional photographer captured the event on video and said the people involved kept a safe distance initially.
- The bison got agitated by a passing vehicle and charged the man, causing significant injuries.
- Onlookers, including the photographer, frightened the bison away by making loud noises and appearing large.
- Yellowstone authorities warn visitors to stay at least 25 yards (about 23 meters) away from bison.
- Bison can run much faster than humans and are responsible for more injuries in the park than other animals.
- This is the second reported bison attack on a person in Yellowstone this year.
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