That’s exactly what the lady did. She just let nature take its course and that was the funniest part of the video.

😀😀😀

@@irvingbluff5158 What could she have said that would make them understand? There are signs everywhere but that doesn't stop them. I doubt that even photographs of the results would stop them.

@@The_DC_Kid We are probably the only people who would look at those photos but we already know better.

@@The_DC_Kid True. I say let ‘em go so the videos keep coming, and the gene pool gets strengthened every time.

westernwinchester70 Love it!

@ Yes, city idiots, cidiots!

Its not stupidity, its natural selection.

Love that word ...will become part of my vocabulary

I like it. "Tourons"

Nah people get tossed all the time in Yellowstone and the bison always walk away.

Not true. When I was in Yellowstone a few years ago, a guy got laid out by a bison and then got fined for being too close. They have signs posted all over the place there that you need to stay 20+ yards away from the animals. And 100+ from predators

Actually, they do not do that from what I have seen. Esp when it is clear it was self defense.

Yellowstone is not a zoo. This is their habitat, and signs are posted everywhere. Im pretty sure the only way a Bison will get put down there is if it attacks multiple ppl unprovoked. Otherwise it's fair game and is natural selection for the weak minded there. Tread lightly 🤷‍♀️💯 Heck ppl burn in the thermal ponds, springs, whatever ya wanna call em, quite frequently too 🤦‍♀️

Yep, if anything the human should be put down.

Right? Such a foolish level of "confidence"

lol

"... if he had really decided to kill one or more of them." Right. Caption might be, "Why Does a Bison Cross the Road?" (To get to greener pastures, and having some fun chasing tourons along the way - a kind of added bonus.)

If you run serpentine lol it may be your only chance, and you have trained for a marathon, inwould think if your over weight and out of shape, you will get trampled, just get it on video for all of us to see

It must have been in a good mood that day because it had plenty of opportunities to turn those tourists into chipped meat.

I'd say so!

Yes, thankfully he was more interested in grazing.😬

It was more of a, "Get out of here, you nitwits.".

Outa my way.

Lol. The bison was snickering there as he crossed the road “lmbbo* did you see their faces? Bet they’ve never run that fast on their spindly little pairs of legs, in their whole lives!” (*Lmbbo = Laughing my bisony butt off)

Looks like the bison was just taking a run to get over the small, steep hump up to the road and wasn't charging the people at all. Although, if they didn't run, they might have been pushed out of the way.

The English monks were sure that god would protect them and their monasteries from the Vikings ...reality heralded in the age of castles after he didn't

Reality?@@oftin_wong

@@bigtony4930it's self explanatory

Lol. Definitely snickering away there “Stupid humans. Don’t they know we’re “big, scary, dangerous beasts”? Oh well, they do now hopefully“

only white people. natives respect these beast

QueefJuiceOverflow haha ur stupid. Have fun being a racist and making the world a worse place!

Cows are way more dangerous than people realize. They kill a lot of people every year. More than mountain lions and bears.

*Bison

Pee Bay although domestic cattle aren’t stereotypically deadly

I was there in 71; saw the biggest bison ever. It was the size of my 62 Ford Econoline (Hippie Van), I stayed in the van.

Repent to Jesus Christ ““Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭6:19‬ ‭NIV‬‬ M

They seem even bigger when you go to to skin them.

@@50buttfish Wise choice, lol.

You are all stupid 😜

Please don't class these morons as photographers. At best they're happy snappers, and by extension from the video, they're Stupid happy snappers

Perfectly said :)

I don't get the point of photographing this close a wild animal that can kill you and get the animal shot because of you. Lots of amazing photographs in National Geographic already, why the need to bother those animals?

@@topsyturvyy4558 or even just zoom in for goodness sakes!!!

People getting a photo does not a "photographer" make. I'm sure there are photographers that do not act responsibly. I don't believe I would call these three "photographers". Or lump all photographers as by far the "worst harrassers".

Hahaha........that's funny 😁

Me too.

Count me in.

Same here!

Oh come on, the girls were stupid but weren’t hurting it. The bison ended up just fine.

I can know that we are at the beginning of a new dark age when there is so much human self-loathing on such loud, ostentatious display. "I'm always rooting for the wildlife." The only time I'm tempted to 'root for the wildlife' is, perhaps, when I hear a recording of that one-time celebrity human self-hater, Timothy Treadwell, being noshed on by his grizzly bear friends. Ever see that Werner Herzog documentary about him -- what was it called, "Grizzly Man"? Were you rooting for the wildlife then? ...You have to. You know that Timothy would want you to. (So sad about his naive girlfriend though.)

I used to work remotely and the first year I got on my site I had Bisons around (fenced in from distant farmers). I was walking my dogs and that Bison charged me from quite the distance. When I say "a fence", I'm being generous. It was more like a fragile little rope. Really scary. Horses did the same thing as well, they ran fast towards me and I got scared too 😅. I couldn't help but imagine how terrifying it must have been to participate in Napoleonic warfare and having hundreds of Warhorses charge you. Anyway the Bison got to know me over time and I was able to approach and pet him. He wasn't wild after all. This one time there was also a baby Bison that got stuck on my site going trough the "fence". I scared him back the right way. It was great experience but yes, Bisons are scary, I would never approach a wild one.

Repent to Jesus Christ ““Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭6:19‬ ‭NIV‬‬ M

I have cows too and they are as my vet says- very domesticated. Because they are animals, I never let them walk behind me nor do I ever turn my back on them.

@Zek Kiel I know what you mean, but I must admit I myself am an animal lover and mostly a HUGE cat lover, as you can see on my channel. If I was near a tiger or jaguar and they seemed calm just sitting etc, I would have an immensely difficult time not walking up slowly and attempting to pet them. But yes, I know it is super foolish and I would have to refrain. After all, just look at what happened to Sigfred and Roy, or one of them, can't remember which.

A farm near my in-laws raised bison for a couple years. I was impressed by the fact that all the fences were 6 feet high because a full grown bison can easily clear anything short of that. Yikes!!

The commentary was perfect.

you did nothing wrong, the bison did nothing wrong, and what you said, applies to all wild life. always admire them from a distance.

It was my first summer working in the park (1985), and I was a night worker. The employee dorm entrance wan't lit. I come down a light of stairs (in the dark) and right there was a full grown buffy. I start to run, slip in some shale, skinned my knees and it put runs in my pantyhose. When I did get to work, my knees were all bloody. Ah, what a memory!

I don't know how someone could have shot one just for fun over a hundred years ago. Much less hundreds, and thousands of them. Totally heartless, like the idiots in Africa that kill elephants for ivory. Won't know what they had until it's gone.

I worked their in 82. Great summer.

I live near Myrtle Beach, SC, we call them the same thing.

@@michaelcortese2125 Where were ya? I was at Lake Hotel working for TW services at the time.

I visited in 1986, told everyone in my family not to go too close to Bison.

U R OVERYTAXING YOUR BRAINCEL MAKING MORONIC COMMENTS!!

I agree.

@Down with Corporate Amerika There is no off season anymore.

@@alansach8437 Go in April. You can't hike because of the snow but last time I did it I saw more buffalo than people.

That first line is a bit of an exaggeration as many animals will notice you before you even have a chance to notice them, but if they're changing their behavior then definitely you are too close.

You should go, it is still an amazing place, just go in the off-season. Fewer people = more animals.

Even funnier if he was merely taking a picture of a scenic tree stand or rock formation 😀

In America? If that happened NO ONE would ever get in lol

@@trawlins396 what you said

@@trawlins396 Well, I'd like to think I'd still get in, but, then... I'm a scaredy-cat who stays inside my car for sheep and cows! lol

@@trawlins396 , funny as hell, I cracked up!

Way down.

Julie Purpleskater. Darwins evolution theory hasn't reached everyone 🐵

you are so wrong they are robots made to look like animals that just eat grass

The highway yellowstone is about as natural an ecosystem as a suburban mall.

Darwin’s theory was just as foolish as these women. Give Esteem to The Creator. Always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins! Come to HIM🙂🙂

The downsides of a Disneyland education.. not everything is a comodity made to delight you for your parents money. TBF not Disneyland's fault, it's supposed to be a fantasy vacation not parenting.

Many animals are very predictable if you understand their 'language'.

Yep. Worried about nothing except taking a selfie for social media.

@@trawlins396 yep absolute ROBOTS

some people

These girls are not Americans. They are French tourists.

@Zek Kiel Indeed.

TheGuyWhoIsAustralian Not really. We have alligators for that. Can't think of anything to compare this to down under. Your emu might be as close as you have to this...

The type of Animal doesn't matter. It's about people from somewhere else who don't know how to deal with these animals and get hurt.

Or the midges in Scotland.

I would think that crocodiles are much worse. They hide under water. A buffalo is very easy to see and avoid.

@@chado3000 alligators are no comparison to crocodiles other than most of their physical similarities. A buffalo to a emu? Maybe a wild turkey to an emu.

Dumb comment. Enough "Darwin" comments for goodness sake.

Hey that's what I say , thinnin the herd , to many idiots out here

Think of it as evolution in action.

Unfortunately not if the animals looks like its going to hurt people they put it down. Better darwinism would be sterilisation of these stupid two legged creatures

The theory of evolution is a joke.

i saw a guy put his baby girl on the back of a buffalo for a photo

@ kevin lockhart Wherever he is, I hope he gets popped and his children do better without him. Not sorry.

@@luci-fer250 You're making this up?

@@ChocolateMilk.. i shit you not

@@ChocolateMilk.. Nope. I'm the guy that did that.

A gentle warning.

Besides, they would have doubled down & kept right on wif da selfies.

Did you school teach you that a deer is called a frog? Its a Bison, not a damn buffalo.

@@ExtremeMusicPromotion Although it's not taxonomically correct, calling bison "buffalo" is a common colloquialism in North America, dating back to the 1600s or so.

He should've yelled at the top of his lungs. God willing that Bison would've handled the real pandemic of America, Karen.

sadly, my "hippie chick" friend that I planned to take on a Yellowstone tour has passed. She, above all, would have appreciated the spiritual "quest". I will be able to spread her ashes on her journey. She would have like that.

Imagine what it would have been like to see hundreds of thousands(millions)of them grazing at one time, as far as the eye can see.

@@markberryhill2715 I live in Montana and was looking out over the land a couple weeks ago and just thought the same thing. 🙂🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬

I went in May as well and it was awesome, hardly anyone around. And even though YS is close to me, I won't go back in until fall. 😞

YOUR COMMENT SHOUD BE TITLED "RANTINGS OF A BRIAN-DEAD MORON!!"

Yep, just crossing the road

conebaby ur exactly right. They wouldnt have listened to u anyway and had a chamce at escalating the situation. Well played

Never interfere with natural selection.

PsiClone 414 not a fan of the ladies eh 🤣

Typical brainless teenager, the only thing they know about is a smart phone !

@@thomasdaum1927 A couple of years ago I was hiking on the AT and ran into a couple of teenagers in flip-flops and carrying fountain drink cups. It was several miles away from the nearest gap. One of them asked me, "Hey, where does this trail go, anyway?" I looked each way on the trail and said, "Well, for you, Georgia. For me, Maine." They just looked at me like I had three heads. Of course, I told them they needed to turn around and go back to where they started, before they got themselves into any trouble. Parents? Who knows.

Lol.. or they will arrest you for daring to make a joke and won't be able to go into the pqrk before being put on probation and doing forced re-educational camp where they harvest your blood and dna scrap you. Like TSA saying while putting on your shoes and belt, "now I don't want to forget my bomb making kit"

Good one! I’ll have to remember that line....

This is THE wisest sentence I have read in years. So darn true......

Yes. If he wanted to attack, those kids wouldn’t have a chance.

If he had really wanted to get stupid those folks filming in their cars might not have been spared from the carnage of his rampage. Body parts would have been coming through the windshield.

Point number one is your only valid point. You have a civic duty to educate numbskull idiots who could use help.

A civic duty?? To educate stupidity?? Really?? When would a person have time to sleep or eat? How about this? Each adult should own up to THEIR OWN RESPONSIBILITY to themselves.

@@brucedillinger9448 you really represent what's wrong with the world.

Oh dear lol 🤦‍♀️ Did someone seriously suggest that?

GodsBlessingsRForUs And pretty sure they learned a valuable lesson.

I hope not. they deserved to be gored. @@2manyspruces

That wasn't friendly, and they don't play with you.

They were irritating him. Bison are gentle by nature, until.. he would have taken a leg no problem if they had stayed in his path. he just couldn't be bothered to gore the living crap out of them, when they were no longer blocking him from going swimming in the reed grass and getting some goodies.

Those signs aren't suggestions. They are federal law.

...are you from earth?

yeah.. none of that "rules out" attempting to help people who are potentially in danger, even if its through their own ignorance.

Bison are unpredictable and can be extremely aggressive.

If you don't call bison killing each other aggressive.

"city people'...