Bison attacks tourist, throws him in the air.
A bison attacked a tourist in Yellowstone National Park, causing serious injuries. This is the second such attack recently. Park officials advise keeping a distance from bison.
Carl McDaniel, a 65-year-old American man, was attacked by a bison while walking with his grandson. The bison lifted him into the air and knocked him to the ground. Experts believe the bison’s behavior is linked to visitors and cameras. The incident occurred when the bison charged at the hiker. Park officials recommend staying 20 meters away from bison to avoid attacks.
Summarized from the sources above. Read the originals for the full story.
Highlights
Bison Attack Injured Tourist
A bison bull attacked a tourist in Yellowstone, seriously injuring him.
Man Lifted in Air
A 65-year-old man, Carl McDaniel, was lifted several meters by a bison.
Increased Attacks Reported
This is the second such attack in a short period.
Distance Advice Given
Park officials advise visitors to stay 20 meters from bison.
Tourist Fears Death
Carl McDaniel said the bison could have killed him.
Perspectives
- A bison attacked a tourist in Yellowstone National Park.
- The attack caused serious injuries to the tourist.
- Park officials advise keeping a distance from bison.
- This is the second such attack in a short period.
Experts believe there is a specific reason for the aggressive behavior.
Der Spiegel, NOS Nieuws
The bison was agitated by visitors and cameras.
RTL Nieuws