Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jul 22
Woman Approaches 1 Bison for Selfie at Badlands, Risking Goring
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jul 22

Woman Approaches 1 Bison for Selfie at Badlands, Risking Goring

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 22

Summary

  • Viral video from Badlands National Park shows a woman walking up to a massive bison for a selfie, putting herself within dangerous range of the animal.
  • Bison can be unpredictable, extremely powerful and surprisingly fast, making close encounters especially risky for tourists who ignore park safety norms.
  • The footage spread through the @touronsofnationalparks Instagram account, where commenters mocked the stunt as a reckless bid for internet attention.
  • The clip lands amid broader concern over bison encounters in U.S. parks, with recent reports citing attacks in Yellowstone that flung one man 8 feet and dragged a woman.

Insights

Is the quest for the perfect wildlife selfie creating an unprecedented danger in our national parks?
With bison attacks rising, should parks focus on stricter visitor penalties or new wildlife management strategies?