Bison

The stampede took place near Gardiner.

Every year, millions of tourists visit Yellowstone National Park and every year there are vehicular accidents with large animals.

They’re built like light pickup trucks.

Call it bison hunters versus bison huggers.

These tourons are lucky the animal didn't feel too threatened.

It is common knowledge that you should stay away from all wild animals, but that doesn’t keep people from making bad decisions.

Here's something you probably never thought about, until now. Who would win in a fight: a North American bison or an African rhinoceros?

Recently a group of cars driving through Yellowstone caught a stampede, which reminds you how unpredictable the animals in the park can be.

Baby animals in the wild and baby animals domesticated are both equally curious and cute.

A bison in Yellowstone was hanging out on the side of the road and apparently, woke up on the wrong side of the bed.

Maybe it’s time to close Yellowstone National Park again as some tourists are clearly not ready for the responsibility that comes with a visit.

Is Yellowstone National Park becoming more dangerous or are we, as human visitors, becoming the problem?

A family was on a boardwalk in Yellowstone National Park and got too close to a bison

A woman from Ohio went to Yellowstone and was killed by a bison.

Occasionally, we are treated to some amazing footage that shows these magnificent wild creatures cohabitating.

But you know all of this.

In what might be the final Yellowstone National Park touron video of April, a visitor can be seen walking up to within just a few feet of a massive bison. As one would expect, the animal didn't appreciate it and responded accordingly.

There's one real problem with Yellowstone in the spring. Some of the animals are really gross-looking right now.

With these attacks and death happening, it got me thinking, about what would be the worst animal to be attacked by in Idaho.

I’m not against eating meat, I love it, but there’s has always been something odd about eating bison from a national park.