A 2,000-pound animal may not immediately cause someone to think it'll be fast, but don't let that fool you. A tour group in Yellowstone Park saw that the bigger they are, the fast they run — in this bisons case, at least. We're not sure if the bison was running away from or toward something, but ...

There's really no other way around it — this guy is an idiot. Even if it wasn't illegal and a jackwagon choice to taunt a bison, it's a great way to get killed. In the following video, a man can be seen harassing a bison in the middle of a road in Yellowstone National Park: Stopped ...

We'll go out on a limb here and say that this bison is probably trying to tear this fence apart rather than fix it like the lady recording seems to think. Whether it was the bison that originally damaged the fence or not, it won't be too much longer before he realizes he can tear through it and ...

Common sense wasn't present among these visitors who got too close to a bison at Yellowstone National Park. From the start, it's clear this can only go one way — bad. The tourists find out soon enough why you aren't supposed to approach a wild bison when it gets fed up and decides to charge. ...

This is one way to kick a trip to Yellowstone up a notch. When Brian Clark took a trip to Yellowstone National Park on New Years Day for a snowmobiling trip. He had nearly come to the end of his tour when he came across a stampede of bison running down the path. Trips don't get any more ...

After two weeks of negotiations, a new deal will remove an obstacle for Yellowstone National Park to kill up to 1,300 of their 5,500 bison. Montana Gov. Steve Bullock removed the ban in a letter to Yellowstone Superintendent Dan Went on Thursday. "My intent in invoking the (ban) was to ...

I'm not sure if this angry buffalo just wanted to see Old Faithful go off more than everyone else or not, but it's clear you shouldn't be anywhere near a buffalo if it's approaching a crowd. This isn't the first bison attack in the same area, and judging from peoples comfort levels with ...

After getting separated from his herd while crossing the Lamar River in yellowstone National Park, a baby bison comes face to face with a deadly wolf. It looks like it's all over for the poor bison at first, but against all possible odds, the little guy puts a beating on the wolf and holds his own ...

It was quite the scene in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, when 17 bison escaped a local farm on Saturday, March 5th after a tree fell, creating an opening in the fence. "There were 17 animals and they were all gone and they split up into two different groups," said Tom Pierson, farm and bison owner. ...

Mother Nature is brutal. It's kill, or be killed, and you don't need any more proof than this video. Watch as a pack of bison - which are herbivores, gore an elk to death to protect their herd. WARNING: This video is violent. https://youtu.be/jqgQWqwmZ6c

Sparky the lightning surviving bison was struck in 2013 at the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge in Iowa. He was spotted by a wildlife biologist doing routine health checks on the herd. According to the USFWS, "During a survey in late July 2013, she noticed a bull standing by himself. When she ...

Researchers found that the isolated population of 350 disease-free American plains bison are direct descendants of 20 bison relocated to the area in the 1940s from Yellowstone National Park. The joint study was conducted by scientists from Utah State and Texas A&M universities. The results of ...