2.2M views · 3.3K reactions | 'THEY'LL KILL YOU!'— A group of Yellowstone tourists had to warn two other parkgoers from getting too close to a live bison fight. People carelessly approaching bison has been an ongoing issue at Yellowstone this season, with at least three goring incidents reported in a single month. Wildlife officials urge all tourists to stay at least 25 yards away from animals at all times at national parks. | NowThis | Facebook

476K views · 2K reactions | This tourist at Yellowstone Nat'l Park had a 'narrow escape' from a charging bison in footage shot on April 20. Park officials warn visitors to never approach wild animals and to always maintain a distance of 25 yards from bison whenever possible. 怜 | NowThis | Facebook

590K views · 359 reactions | SCARY: Wild Bison CHARGES Man And Child In National Park | Daily Wire | Facebook

Heihachi and Hwoarang vs M. Bison and Guile (Very Hard CPU Battle) - Street Fighter X Tekken | Fighting Gamers

36K views · 2.7K reactions | How animals walk in winter can tell you a lot about their ability to adapt to harsh conditions. Some animals, like bison, elk and deer will follow each other's paths through deep snow to conserve energy. Other animals, like cougars and foxes, will "direct register." This style of walking ensures that their back paws land directly in the track their front paw made and makes for easier—and quieter—walking! | Yellowstone Forever | Facebook