Yellowstone park euthanizes bison calf following human interaction
Yellowstone National Park is facing heat after a newborn bison calf was put down following a physical interaction with a park visitor.
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Yellowstone National Park is facing heat after a newborn bison calf was put down following a physical interaction with a park visitor.
The man who encountered the baby bison in Yellowstone National Park could face up to three months in prison and a $5,000 fine.
Rangers later had to kill the bison calf, which was causing a hazardous situation for visitors.
Law enforcement in Yellowstone National Park is asking the public’s help for information on an incident from Saturday evening involving a man and a newborn bison calf that led to the calf’s death.
Yellowstone National Park rangers are seeking a man who tried to help a bison calf that became separated from its mother while crossing the Lamar River, an incident that led rangers to put down the calf because it was abandoned by the herd.