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June 13, 2024
On June 1, a bison gored an 83- season- aged woman from Greenville, South Carolina, near the Storm Point Trail at Yellowstone Lake. The bison, who was defending its place, came within a couple feet of the girl and used its horns to lift her about a foot off the ground.
- The girl sustained critical injuries. She was flown by helicopter to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center after being transported by Park disaster firefighters to the Lake Medical Clinic.
- There is no further information to be released at this time, including the person’s issue, and the incident is still being investigated.
Guests: It’s your responsibility to respect safety rules and see animals from a safe range. If animals approaches you, stay away.
- Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park is untamed and can be harmful. If people do n’t respect their space, wild animals can become aggressive. When an animal is near a camp, road, boardwalk, parking lot or in a developed area, grant it place. It is your responsibility to stay more than 25 yards ( 23 m ) away from all large animals – bison, elk, bighorn sheep, deer, moose, and coyotes– and at least 100 yards (91 m ) away from bears and wolves. To prevent dealing with a crazy creature in close proximity, alternately move or turn around and make a change.
- In Wyoming, bison have caused more injuries than any other pet. Although not violent, bison may support their room when threatened. They can work three times as quickly as people and are uncertain.
- Read more about health in the area, including how to act around wildlife. Everyone must use good judgment and adhere to these basic rules in order for the health of these animals, as well as for the safety of humans.
- By adhering to the Yellowstone Commitment, protect the area today and for generations to come.
