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.
A tourist is going viral for thinking it was a good idea to stand next to a massive bison.
As our loyal readers know, there are many people walking this planet who are seemingly desperate to win a Darwin Award.
One of the best ways to do it is to mess with wild animals out in nature, especially those with the size to cause serious injury or death.
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Enter another tourist lacking basic awareness.
A lone bison eyes a safely distanced visitor with a telephoto lens in North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park. (Getty Images Creatives)
Tourist tests fate with massive bison.
The popular Instagram page @touronsofnationalparks recently posted a video that is so mind-boggling that it has to be seen to be believed.
A woman in Badlands National Park decided to walk up to a huge bison to get a selfie.
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Large bull American buffalo staring at camera. Stormy clouds I. Wind Cave National Park South Dakota (Getty Images Creatives)
Imagine risking being gored for a selfie. Absolutely insane.
You can watch the shocking footage below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
The comments on the video didn't disappoint at all, which is exactly what you'd expect from the internet.
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"How do [sic] die in 60 seconds part 1. 👏👏," one person wrote on the video.
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Another added, "People just have no idea! Think of it as a human stranger moving in on your personal space for a selfie and you don’t know them at all!"
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A third added, "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. 🙄"
A Portrait of a Male Bison in Yellowstone National Park (Getty Images Creatives)
On one hand, these situations are insanely dangerous. On the other, it's content gold. The duality of the internet! Let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
David Hookstead is a reporter for OutKick.