In a video of the incident, the bears appear unbothered until a group of people begins sprinting towards them
A long line of cars can be seen on the road but the bears appear unbothered until a group of people begins sprinting towards them, including one man carrying a child.Recommended from EditorialVisitors to Yellowstone have been increasingly flouting the park’s rules, which state “never approach wildlife.”
Visitors are advised to stay at least 91 metres away from bears and wolves and 23 metres from other animals, like bison and elk. While the account mainly features people getting far too close to animals, it also documents people breaking other park rules, like walking off-trail, smoking and discarding cigarette butts , or using segways on boardwalks .Article contentEarlier this year, a bison calf was euthanized after a visitor helped the struggling newborn up from a river bank. The calf was abandoned by its herd following the man’s intervention.
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