Ladies and gentlemen, we have another truly stunning nature video.
As we’ve talked about too many times to count, absurd nature videos are among the best things on the internet.
It’s honestly nothing short of incredible how dumb people are when it comes to wild animals. They watch a Disney movie and think every wild animal is a house pet.
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That’s not reality at all, and the evidence is overwhelming.
The YouTube page T. Lyn Neufeld Photography posted a video this week of a group of tourists doing the one thing you never should with a bison:
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Get extremely close.
Bison can be aggressive animals when they feel threatened, and unlike a little puppy, a bison has the size and power to ruin your day.
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Yet, people keep doing it!
Watch the stunning footage below, and let me know your thoughts at [email protected].
As you’d expect, the comments section on YouTube was absolutely incredible. One person wrote, “Can’t fix stupid.”
Fact check: 100% true.
Another added, “People being STUPID!!”
A third wrote, “Amazing. I don’t know how some people find their way out of bed in the morning.”
Stay away from wild animals, folks. It’s not hard to understand, but apparently is incredibly difficult for some people to actually execute. Let me know your thoughts at [email protected].
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