A quick Google search would do it, friend.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com/2023/07/20/woman-gored-by-bison-at-yellowstone-on-proposal-trip-gets-engaged-in-hospital/amp/
Yeah Zebras don't frick around either, people are catching on hippos recently but the rest they're not yet on It, large herbivores can be territorial af
He did it because he's a wild animal and some dumb white b***h, as is their common behavior, treated the world as though the world is like she wants it to be instead of how it actually is. >Duckface lookit meee in front of a buffalo! >STOMP >boo hoo how could this happen
You don't hate immigrants, you hate brown people regardless of where they were born, raised, and what cultural identity they hold.
You are an ape that makes snap judgments and think you're better for it, and quite honestly, I'm happy for you. Must be nice.
The problem is nobody has any contact with wild animals anymore except birds, deer, and the occasional coyote. They have no concept of something that wants nothing to do with humans and will defend itself if it feels threatened. I bet there are people demanding the bison from the OP be put down or something, as if it were rabid and had a taste for humans now.
>water buffaloes
those are the Black folk crossing rivers and getting btfo'd by everybody on all those africa documentaries? can't catch a break, just running around all day and getting eaten
good news for you then, bison got btfo this year by indian hunting parties. Deep Green people I know called it a "systematic slaughter of a species." I didn't do much reading on it so idk how accurate that is but, w/e.
had some time and did a little research, the tribal people killed ~25% of the buffalo at yellowstone in this year's hunt, some of which were pregnant females and many young.
I have no idea. I grew up in a culture that taught me to respect wildlife (which includes not going up to it and disturbing it) so no one I ever knew has done stuff like this. Either they were never taught to respect animas or they don't know what wild animals can do so they aren't afraid.
I went to Yellowstone in 2019 and was shocked by how like a dozen people just crowded around a bison within 20-30ft of it.
It looks farther in this image but my phone is just like that sometimes.
People don't fricking realize these are wild animals. I'm surprised it hasn't happened sooner.
It really is a massive problem. When I went we saw people literally trying to encircle a fricking Elk that was increasingly nervous and looking for a way to bolt, but everyone just kept cutting it off. It was like watching wolves hunt the fricking thing.
Exactly. Here's another angle showing two more people; that makes for at least seven in a semi-circle around the thing.
I work for the Forest Service and came across a moose at work one day. It was a bull eating in a creek and my coworker and I stopped the truck about 200 feet away to watch him and suddenly my coworker gets out and started walking towards it. He got within 100' or so and the moose turned and started staring at him, that's when I started the engine and told him I was leaving, get in or get left. Some people have zero common sense and think animals are just big cuddly buds.
>Some people have zero common sense
They really fricking do.
My dad's a fricking dumbass, and there were all these stories he'd tell over and over again. One was when he was on a road trip with a friend and they saw a moose cow with calf on the other side of a swamp or pond at a National Park. He thought it would be a good idea to try and piss her off and get her to charge him for a great photo, since he hedged his bets he could make it back to the car before she got across. He got on the bank and started screaming, flailing, throwing reeds at her and shit. Behind him a group of people had coalesced and started taking photographs of him making an ass out of himself instead of the moose, who didn't give a shit.
He had a bison related one, too, although these were tame. When he was a kid there was a bison farm in the area, and one of his dipshit friends got the genius idea that if you could tip cows you could tip bison, only it'd be bigger and thus cooler than cow tipping. They snuck on the farm one night and the dipshit friend tried dropkicking one, only to crumple into the side of it like an accordion. The bison practically roared and they barely made it over the fence before it rammed it.
I work for the Forest Service and came across a moose at work one day. It was a bull eating in a creek and my coworker and I stopped the truck about 200 feet away to watch him and suddenly my coworker gets out and started walking towards it. He got within 100' or so and the moose turned and started staring at him, that's when I started the engine and told him I was leaving, get in or get left. Some people have zero common sense and think animals are just big cuddly buds.
I visited a deer park recently and it was the same thing. I honestly don't think its anything as deep as >everyone wants to get a clear view of the animal >everyone wants to give the animal a wide (ish) berth >everyone wants to stay away from eachother
So the animal ends up surrounded if enough people want to see it.
I still remember when there was a coyote in a wooded area in my city and some dumb b***h went >Oooooohhh my goooooddd there's a wolf in the forest :~~*
my favourite anecdote about this, is when the tourists asked the rangers in yellow stone "at white time you let the animals out"?
i know it's cliché but the majority of people are extremely fricking stupid.
Sooo where is the video?
A quick Google search would do it, friend.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com/2023/07/20/woman-gored-by-bison-at-yellowstone-on-proposal-trip-gets-engaged-in-hospital/amp/
It's actually very real
read the thumbnail as "woman groped by bison"
"woman groyped by bison"
She didn't respect his PSYCHO POWA.
the "fear" of herbivores needs to be ingrained in normalgays
Yeah Zebras don't frick around either, people are catching on hippos recently but the rest they're not yet on It, large herbivores can be territorial af
He did it because he's a wild animal and some dumb white b***h, as is their common behavior, treated the world as though the world is like she wants it to be instead of how it actually is.
>Duckface lookit meee in front of a buffalo!
>STOMP
>boo hoo how could this happen
I don’t believe in the shitstain god, hate immigrants, like most mammalian predators but fear and hate snakes and ungulates what am i
deer specifically give me the jeebies and an urge to run them off a cliff
Probably norwegian
You don't hate immigrants, you hate brown people regardless of where they were born, raised, and what cultural identity they hold.
You are an ape that makes snap judgments and think you're better for it, and quite honestly, I'm happy for you. Must be nice.
>Post headlines instead of papers
Embarrasing
Yeah, that would be more concise
>oh my science I will approach this 3000lb wild animal praise fauci!
>ACK!
urban people are too stupid to live
You're no less of an npc than she is.
Get boosted.
Let's go for your 3rd automatically generated reply prompt
It must be infuriating working at a national park. They keep getting more and more crowded every year and people keep getting more moronic.
The problem is nobody has any contact with wild animals anymore except birds, deer, and the occasional coyote. They have no concept of something that wants nothing to do with humans and will defend itself if it feels threatened. I bet there are people demanding the bison from the OP be put down or something, as if it were rabid and had a taste for humans now.
webm or it didn't happen
For some reason I thought that said "woman raped by bison at Yellowstone" and I thought this would be a very different thread...
>your brain on coom
>when you confuse buffaloes for being as friendly as water buffaloes
>water buffaloes
those are the Black folk crossing rivers and getting btfo'd by everybody on all those africa documentaries? can't catch a break, just running around all day and getting eaten
I was thinking of the ones that the Italians and Asians raise but I think they are still related to those African ones.
they are a'ight too
booba
Not as bad as wildebeests, dudes are like actual cannon fodder. At least water buffalo are known to absolutely frick up lions on the regular.
more like
>when you confuse bison for buffalo
they're barely even related
should've let these bastards go extinct in the 19th century instead of saving them
nah they are cute and good, i'm sure it was just socieconomic factors that made him behave like that
we need them to fricking continue the species tho
oh you mean bison
good news for you then, bison got btfo this year by indian hunting parties. Deep Green people I know called it a "systematic slaughter of a species." I didn't do much reading on it so idk how accurate that is but, w/e.
had some time and did a little research, the tribal people killed ~25% of the buffalo at yellowstone in this year's hunt, some of which were pregnant females and many young.
I was in Lamar Valley in June. If that’s what it looks like after the Indians kill 25% of them, then it was necessary to kill 25% of them.
lol I think people were more upset about the foals and preggo females being shot. I think the exact number is somewhere in the 1.5k area.
>AAAIEEEEEE YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO BE WHOLESOME LIKE IN MY DISNEY MOVES
>parents running away leaving their 5 year old child to be mauled by bison
>Asian girl left to die
Thats their culture you racist!
Beast Master subclass ain't shit lmao, what's a CR 1/4 the beast gonna do to my 17 AC and my plus tw-ACK!!!
>That's a 30 to hit
Is there even a disney movie with a bison in it?
pocahontas?
In "Home on The Range" the villain rides a bison. He also has some sick yodeling pieces too.
post the video
What compels people to walk up to an animal like that?
You couldn't pay me enough to do that.
moronation.
Look at allt hose guys on Florida who wanted to pet tigres only to have their hands ripped of
>Look at allt hose guys on Florida who wanted to pet tigres only to have their hands ripped of
If no one ever had the guts to do this, we wouldn't have cute kitty cats today, so frick you!
Cats come from already small african felines you idiot
>The 47-year-old woman from Phoenix was walking in the field with another person when they saw two bison. The people turned to walk away.
>One of the bison then charged and gored the woman, causing significant injuries to her chest and abdomen
I have no idea. I grew up in a culture that taught me to respect wildlife (which includes not going up to it and disturbing it) so no one I ever knew has done stuff like this. Either they were never taught to respect animas or they don't know what wild animals can do so they aren't afraid.
Because it's a wild animal.
If a tourist wants to treat the nature reserve like a petting zoo, that's on them.
>women
>cup of coffee
Surprised this statue's butt cheeks aren't polished to a mirror finish. Do they have a camera on it or something?
have a nice day homosexual
No u
🙂
It pisses me off how high her knees are. How did they not see that before making the statue?
I went to Yellowstone in 2019 and was shocked by how like a dozen people just crowded around a bison within 20-30ft of it.
It looks farther in this image but my phone is just like that sometimes.
People don't fricking realize these are wild animals. I'm surprised it hasn't happened sooner.
It really is a massive problem. When I went we saw people literally trying to encircle a fricking Elk that was increasingly nervous and looking for a way to bolt, but everyone just kept cutting it off. It was like watching wolves hunt the fricking thing.
Exactly. Here's another angle showing two more people; that makes for at least seven in a semi-circle around the thing.
>Some people have zero common sense
They really fricking do.
My dad's a fricking dumbass, and there were all these stories he'd tell over and over again. One was when he was on a road trip with a friend and they saw a moose cow with calf on the other side of a swamp or pond at a National Park. He thought it would be a good idea to try and piss her off and get her to charge him for a great photo, since he hedged his bets he could make it back to the car before she got across. He got on the bank and started screaming, flailing, throwing reeds at her and shit. Behind him a group of people had coalesced and started taking photographs of him making an ass out of himself instead of the moose, who didn't give a shit.
He had a bison related one, too, although these were tame. When he was a kid there was a bison farm in the area, and one of his dipshit friends got the genius idea that if you could tip cows you could tip bison, only it'd be bigger and thus cooler than cow tipping. They snuck on the farm one night and the dipshit friend tried dropkicking one, only to crumple into the side of it like an accordion. The bison practically roared and they barely made it over the fence before it rammed it.
I work for the Forest Service and came across a moose at work one day. It was a bull eating in a creek and my coworker and I stopped the truck about 200 feet away to watch him and suddenly my coworker gets out and started walking towards it. He got within 100' or so and the moose turned and started staring at him, that's when I started the engine and told him I was leaving, get in or get left. Some people have zero common sense and think animals are just big cuddly buds.
You sound like a gay ngl
t. moose
I honestly would feel safer being 109ft away from a grizzly bear than a bull
Moose. The latter is much more likely to try to kill you.
Looks like humans instinctively try to surround animals
Huh, interesting, I wonder if that's ingrained in us
I visited a deer park recently and it was the same thing. I honestly don't think its anything as deep as
>everyone wants to get a clear view of the animal
>everyone wants to give the animal a wide (ish) berth
>everyone wants to stay away from eachother
So the animal ends up surrounded if enough people want to see it.
I've seen a bison destroy a car, its amazing how dumb &sheltered city people are about wild animals
I still remember when there was a coyote in a wooded area in my city and some dumb b***h went
>Oooooohhh my goooooddd there's a wolf in the forest :~~*
my favourite anecdote about this, is when the tourists asked the rangers in yellow stone "at white time you let the animals out"?
i know it's cliché but the majority of people are extremely fricking stupid.