Bison Attacks Leave Women Injured at National Parks
TL;DR
A woman visiting Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota was severely injured by a bison at Painted Canyon Trailhead, marking the second bison attack in a U.S. National Park in less than a week. The incident occurred a day after a woman was attacked by a bison at Yellowstone National Park. Both women suffered severe injuries and were hospitalized. Visitors are reminded to exercise caution around bison and maintain a safe distance, especially during mating season.
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- A bison gored an Arizona woman in Yellowstone, the park's first such attack in 2023 12 News
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- 2 Women Attacked by Bison While Visiting National Parks The New York Times
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