Yellowstone Bison

Bison safety doesn't get nearly the attention it deserves around here — and a recent incident at Yellowstone with a grandfather and his grandson is a good reminder why.

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If you've gone to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or any other type of social media page, there's a good chance you've seen Bison getting angry.

During what is known as 'Rut', Bull Bison will spar to show dominance and sometimes the end result isn't a pleasant one.

This recent battle caught on camera is pretty intense. Not only are there multiple charges but, in the end, the losing Bison flat out bails.

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If a bison is displeased with you, it's not hard to tell. One tourist family learned this as they got too close to a bison calf and the elders let them know to back off.

Fort Peck officials have been trying to increase the size of their bison herd, which now numbers almost 400 animals with the latest additions.