ALERT! Yellowstone Buffalo Running for Their Lives!

this picture is from februar 2014

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The Yellowstone Park bison herd in Yellowstone National Park is probably the oldest and largest public bison herd in the United States. Yellowstone is known for its geothermal activity and large mammals, especially elk, wolves, American bison, bears, pronghorns, moose and bighorn sheep. The Yellowstone Park bison herd was estimated in 2011 at approximately 3,700 individuals in two major sub-herds.[1] The bison in the Yellowstone Park bison herd are American bison of the Plains bison subspecies.


so they all have to run anywhere, but they cannot come out of the park without a checkpoint or can they ?

3700 pieces is hard to hide, they can feel it. Special Bisonsense ;)

so btw BI-SON

Its the first thing I thought also. Texture of the animals seems too chromatic, shadows seem strange. Also why is there no shadow cast on the road from the snow poles?

I felt the same way after reviewing it several times as well. Cool vid either way.

THIS

Check the video. There is steam on the top left corner.

There remain various questions and concerns regarding future management of the Yellowstone Park Bison Herd. Current US National Park Service policy is to let the herd take a natural course as much as possible, and no definitive attempt is made to control or eliminate disease, most notably brucellosis. This is analogous to the policy of the park service to let natural wildfires burn themselves out, except in areas where they cause a threat to structures or habitation. However, there are many people who advocate a vigorous attempt to eliminate brucellosis from the herd. This would require rounding all the animals up for vaccination and culling, or else a new form of vaccination would need to be developed that could be applied without capturing all the animals. In addition, even if brucellosis were eliminated from the herd, there is a question whether the bison herd might become re-infected from other potential natural sources, such as elk.
Hunting is not allowed inside Yellowstone National Park but bison, wolves, elk and other animals that leave the park are not necessarily protected. There continues to be public controversy over the hunting of the animals in Montana when the bison leave the park. Some groups have proposed that all hunting must stop, but that is currently under the control of the State of Montana.
The bison at Yellowstone National Park have become the foundation animals for many other bison herds throughout the United States, such as the Henry Mountains bison herd and (partially) the Wind Cave bison herd, and many groups in the United States and Canada are making efforts to return bison to much of their previous natural range. If there are large tracts of open range and natural habitat that become available for bison, then some private groups have actually purchased these lands and some lands are in the process of being prepared for bison introduction. Currently, some state and national parks have habitat for bison, but most of these already have bison present.[8][9][10]

They were informed that have to enroll into obamacare.

The yellowstone tards beat all. They all watched 2012 too many times

2 years ago.



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Wow this gives me a bad feeling. More people need to look at what other animals in the area are doing.

mud pots? hot springs? geyser?

Offered a free flight on Malaysian Airlines.

"Like a good neighbor"


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well spotted i didnt even notice that

Some of the comments have been so cute! Others thought provoking.

Not sure what's going on but we're all on pins and needles and even the slightest abnormality is magnified a 100 x over.

I pray it's normal

Were they the ones being shot at?

Yellowstone National Park is asking for the public’s help in identifying who was responsible for illegally shooting and killing three bison inside the park last week.

Park rangers determined the bison were likely shot between the evening of March 13 and morning of March15 alongside the road in the Blacktail Plateau area of northern Yellowstone

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Bison are not stupid, they figured out a long time ago that the roads are the easiest way to get around the park. There are always bison in the road. There are also aways steam vents in yellowstone, it is one of the things people go there for. Look it up, it's a thermal feature of the park. These fear-mongers with their Yellowstone eruption phobias need to go there and see it. Or if you can't get there, try watching the seismic charts for a few years instead of a few days. I haven't been in a few years, but I recommend you see it every few years, it is different every time. Yellowstone will blow, some time in next hundred thousand years, but I'm not changing my plans because of it.

The video looks fake in a way. Like CGI. Look at the road compared to the landscape and the animals themselves.

They probably just spotted the nuge out on a hike

Texture of the animals seems too chromatic, shadows seem strange. Also why is there no shadow cast on the road from the snow poles?

Where's Buffalo Bill when you need him, he'd put an end to that shit real fast...

He died of a heart attack when he heard he would have to enroll in obamacare and pay an extra tax for each skinned animal

is it not edited with Maya or any other 3d program like in the movies, they have some odd effect to them i find the shadows and so are strange also, i have an eye for those things.

Anyone who believes this is CGI needs to step away from conspiracies, your brain is cooked.
This is 100% real.

yep

fake

Bison, numbnuts

its different

they are not running affraid inthis video ... not the samething

Damn it but you made me laugh

Bison run like this on a yearly basis. Yes, even on roads. Stop feeding into everything as if it's imminent doom.