A video captured in Yellowstone National Park shows a toddler and accompanying adult approaching a grazing bison to within mere feet. Newsweek contacted Yellowstone National Park for comment via ...

Rob and Jennifer Gunderson were visiting Yellowstone National Park for their anniversary, and couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw people walking right up to the 1,000-pound animal.

More than 100 people braved the 40-degree spring chill ... Hoerner came from Columbia Falls with a massive bison skull he'd decorated to present to Sheldon Carlson, the Blackfeet bison manager.

Standing up to 6.5 feet tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 2,000 pounds, bison are not only impressive but potentially dangerous. Each year, more people are injured by ... s head (up to 200 ...

Bison, those magnificent symbols of the American West, have a history far more fascinating than most people ... skull provides protection during the violent head-to-head combat between bulls during ...

You can see a full-scale Harlan's ground sloth, a bull mastodon skull, and loads of other artifacts and bones. So, most people ... then, Bison are also our national mammal, so they hold the ...

Park officials said the man is the first person to be injured by a ... run three times faster than humans.” Bison are huge animals that can weigh up to 2,000 pounds and run up to 30 mph ...

A bison (not the one pictured) gored a man from Cape Coral, Florida visiting Yellowstone National Park, rangers said. NPS / Jacob W. Frank NPS / Jacob W. Frank A tourist from Florida was gored by ...