A grandfather and his grandson were on a walk in Yellowstone National Park when a bison suddenly charged at them. The grandfather was thrown 8 feet into the air and was seriously injured. Luckily, he is expected to recover from his injuries. The incident was captured on video by a photographer who was in the area.
The video shows the grandfather and his grandson stopping to take photos of the bison. However, the bison became aggressive and started chasing them around trees. The grandfather was thrown into the air, and his grandson was lucky to escape unharmed. Another video shows the bison running past tents at a campsite before the incident. This is not the first time a bison has charged at tourists in Yellowstone. The park's wildlife can be dangerous, and visitors need to be careful.
The grandfather is currently in the hospital recovering from his injuries. Yellowstone National Park has warned visitors to stay at least 25 yards away from bison at all times. If you are too close, you should retreat immediately to avoid any danger. The park is taking steps to ensure visitor safety and prevent any future incidents with wildlife.
