Three guesses who this guy probably voted for.

Yikes, don't give him any ideas.

The stupid in the park is there all year, every year.

I saw one couple try to put their toddler on the back of a bison. Saw a little yapper dog escape a car when the road was loaded with bison and caused a stampede. Saw one teenager (13 ish) chase after a bear cub with its mother 10 feet from it.

The list goes on.

get out of her car with a large bag of potato chips. The bag was open. She tilted the open bag toward a bear, as if she expected the bear to put his paw in the bag and fish out a pawfull of chips. How nice of her to share!

they think.

Other nature no-nos:

Don’t cuddle the rattlesnake

Don’t pet skunks

Don’t share a soda-pop with real polar bears.

A combination of tourist and moron.

but a few years back I saw one of a woman getting yeeted out of her jeans
by a bison. Fortunately she only suffered minor injuries. Possibly their only
interaction with bovines is with calves at petting zoos.

of some other idiot riding a bison. Sadly, he apparently survived. No chlorine in the gene pool.

Probably tied with Lakeland for most Florida Man stories per capita. Uncertain how my son-in-law grew up to be normal there.

The bison is OK....

On the perimeter of the park, mostly near Gardener and West Yellowstone.

Maybe one of the voices spoke the bison tongue, and he wanted to hug his brother.

How hard is that to understand? You are on their turf. They are wild and unpredictable, and don't tolerate fools well.

... with pictures in the brochure you get when you go through the entrance.

And you’ll find out.

High protein meat.

I don't know if it's due to cutbacks and potentially not as many rangers driving around to remind people and keep large animals away from the roads, but some people don't understand just because an enormous elk remains calm if you're 50 feet away, that doesn't mean it won't spook or accidentally hurt you if you get up next to it or try to feed it. These are wild animals who might be placid and used to people at a distance, but they weigh hundreds of pounds and can potentially maim or kill you with one kick or jerk of the head if you get close enough.

Even if they don't intend to, they don't know their own strength.

Where does the time fly?

They show other parks and natural areas too but focus on Yellowstone. In addition to animal encounters they show idiots walking up to geysers, stomping over the fragile crust, and other stupid behavior. It gets depressing in the comments when people defend the idiots.

https://www.instagram.com/touronsofyellowstone/

Who he will sue.
And, have they started a gofundme yet?