Yellowstone National Park reminds visitors: Stay away from bison, elk
Yellowstone National Park officials are urging visitors to respect the rules after a baby bison was euthanized and an elk calf was put in a car.
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Yellowstone National Park officials are urging visitors to respect the rules after a baby bison was euthanized and an elk calf was put in a car.
In yet another instance of a parkgoer getting too friendly with an animal, an unidentified guest to the Wyoming park loaded an elk calf into their personal vehicle.
Several events in recent weeks at Yellowstone National Park have led to the endangerment of both humans and wildlife, as well as the death of wildlife.
Tourist interactions with wildlife at Yellowstone National Park have resulted in the death of a bison calf and included an elk calf being taken for a ride by another group, according to park officials.
As the lake trout population has been reduced by nearly three decades of netting, Yellowstone Lake's native cutthroat trout have slowly rebounded and gotten bigger — a lot bigger.