Sometimes it is the best option to be away from wild animals. This man who visited Yellowstone National Park now knew it very well.
Summer is the best time to have fun with your family as children are waiting for this period the whole year and want to see new things and explore the world with their parents.
Recently a man, however, had a very dangerous experience with wildlife and learned that messing with a bison is never a great idea.
The bison was on the road making the traffic very busy so Raymond Reinke, 55, of Pendleton, Oregon, got out of his car and started to shout at the animal. But the wild animal couldn’t bare him that long. So bison attacked the man in front of all the people in their vehicles. The man was soon arrested.
It was a great example and a life lesson for the viewers to remind them once more that in the national parks people should stay in their vehicles as the wild animals are free there and can do whatever they want and go where they want.
The Yellowstone’s website warns: “The animals in Yellowstone are wild and unpredictable, no matter how calm they seem. The safest (and often finest) sight of wild animals is from inside a vehicle. Always remain at the very least 100 yards far from bears and wolves, and at least 25 yards away from all various other animals, including bison and elk.”