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eppur_se_muova

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33. Look out for sharks -- the "bears of the sea". nt

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Tue Jul 21, 2020, 08:35 AM

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Yellowstone tries humor to warn against dangerous critters [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jul 2020 OP

Too many people don't understand the concept of "wild animal"... Wounded Bear Jul 2020 #1

+1 Sherman A1 Jul 2020 #2

seriously, I worked for the Park Service here in Tahoe FirstLight Jul 2020 #5

But... but... it's a park! Harker Jul 2020 #8

Yeah, selfish 4legged fukers. 3Hotdogs Jul 2020 #19

Blueberries just about ready for picking here. Harker Jul 2020 #21

They feel so entitled that they think wildlife will obey. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jul 2020 #10

Slightly cringeworthy if it's in response to the goring soothsayer Jul 2020 #3

Ehh. PTWB Jul 2020 #6

Perfect! People need graphics -- very graphic ones! Hekate Jul 2020 #4

This reporter had the right idea with bison! His eyes tell us a lot! LOL Lucky Luciano Jul 2020 #7

The buffalo picture makes me think of the movie "Top Secret". CaptYossarian Jul 2020 #9

Uh, the safest distance between me and a bear is about 10,000 miles Auggie Jul 2020 #11

Problem is, if you get 10,000 miles away from THIS bear soldierant Jul 2020 #24

I'm okay with that Auggie Jul 2020 #32

Look out for sharks -- the "bears of the sea". nt eppur_se_muova Jul 2020 #33

About 30 years ago I took my boys to Yellowstone. Delmette2.0 Jul 2020 #12

Sounds like a Darwin candidate Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jul 2020 #13

I tracked the news for a few days. Delmette2.0 Jul 2020 #16

Nothing says get closer than plimsoll Jul 2020 #15

Yeah, and invading the animals territory. Delmette2.0 Jul 2020 #17

Going on a tangent Jimbo S Jul 2020 #26

I almost hate to admit what I realized from my family home movies. Delmette2.0 Jul 2020 #31

Reminds me of an Australian public safety PSA campaign (also adopted by Denver's RTD) backscatter712 Jul 2020 #14

That is great, perfect! Delmette2.0 Jul 2020 #20

I believe bison are the park's number 1 killer SiliconValley_Dem Jul 2020 #18

Yep. Male buffalo, moose, elk, and so on are called "bulls" for a reason. backscatter712 Jul 2020 #22

A few days ago the tourists with the bear selfies video Historic NY Jul 2020 #23

Thanks, I needed a laugh today. SergeStorms Jul 2020 #25

Bison thrived in a world of wolves, giant bears, and saber tooth cats. hunter Jul 2020 #27

I've seen them stare down bears. 2naSalit Jul 2020 #29

I think people want to touch that lush looking pelt Demovictory9 Jul 2020 #30

Native Americans knew that the leather from that hump made a tough shield that would stop arrows. eppur_se_muova Jul 2020 #34

ABout time! 2naSalit Jul 2020 #28

My sister let her daughter get close to a bear Beringia Jul 2020 #35