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It's that time of the year again. You know, where you get pics and videos of retards in Yellowstone trying to get themselves killed because they think they are in a petting zoo not around wild animals.

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>It’s the summer season in Yellowstone National Park, which means it’s open season for brazen bunglers to try their luck with bison. Les Vandever of Sand Springs, Oklahoma, was in Yellowstone last month when he stopped near Floating Island Lake in northern Yellowstone to see if he could spot any bears. As he sat watching, a herd of bison ambled over and started crossing the road. That’s when Vandever saw an incident of “unbelievable stupidity.”

It's that time of the year again. You know, where you get pics and videos of retards in Yellowstone trying to get themselves killed because they think they are in a petting zoo not around wild animals. Archive: https://archive.today/SAUwp From the post: >>It’s the summer season in Yellowstone National Park, which means it’s open season for brazen bunglers to try their luck with bison. Les Vandever of Sand Springs, Oklahoma, was in Yellowstone last month when he stopped near Floating Island Lake in northern Yellowstone to see if he could spot any bears. As he sat watching, a herd of bison ambled over and started crossing the road. That’s when Vandever saw an incident of “unbelievable stupidity.”
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In my random travels I once found myself amongst a small herd of these bison. These guys are large and intimidating and there was no way I was getting out of the car. There was actually one giving me the stink eye the whole time (see pic) and I felt like he was ready to choose violence at any moment.

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Other than being in low-key fear for my safety the entire time, it was a very cool experience.

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Hah, those look like small ones too. If you stand right next to one their "shoulder" can be well above 6ft high. They also can weigh several tons and move far faster than you would think they could.