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Tourists in Yelaston National Park On June 21, witnessed the tragic death of the bison, when the animal came to the nearby waters of the Great Prismic Spring in the geyser basin, near the old faithfulness.
A witness who posted photos of the incident on social networks He said the bison took a few steps into a shallow area before turning and getting out quickly. Then the animal obviously stopped before turning back and enter the deeper area where it was trapped and could not be released.
The view of the bison on October 9, 2024 in the National Park of Elaston, Wyoming. (Qian Weizhong/VCG via Getty Images)
Yelaston tourist who threw bison after a group of visitors approached her too carefully
“Unfortunately I witnessed the bison drowned in Grand -Prosmatic sources Early yesterday morning. It took a few steps into a shallow area to the right of the pool, it turned and came out very quickly. He stood for a moment, and then turned back to spring and walked into a deeper site, and then couldn’t get out, despite trying everything he could. I have a video that will go out to take the last breath, but it’s a hard watch, “Louise Howard wrote in a Facebook message with photos.
said Howard CBS NEWS It’s “as hard as he tried, he couldn’t get out.”
The Great Prismic Spring, the largest in the United States and the third largest in the world, is visible in the National Park Yelaston, Wyoming, June 22, 2011. (Reuters/Jim Urquhart)
Michael Poland, Chief Scientist in Yelaston Observatory of VolcanoSaid CBS News that although it is rare, animals are not heard in hot sources. He said scientists found skeletons in hot sources in the park. According to Poland, Zubr died “very quickly” and most likely boiled to death.
Sign a warning to the visitors of Yelaston so as not to go to the wild. (Leila Coker/Getty Images)
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“This ace bison is mostly sitting in the pool of almost boiling water, and … This boiling water will eat on organic material, fabric, and in the end there will be only some bone,” Poland said, reports, reports NBC NEWS.
A large prismatic spring is 300 feet, and its water can reach up to 192 degrees.
