Yellowstone mechanic avoids bison collision, but animal strikes him anyway
A mechanic in Yellowstone National Park stopped his vehicle to avoid hitting a bull bison, but the animal subsequently struck the vehicle. The incident highlights the unpredictable nature of wildlife encounters in the park, where bison are known to be dangerous and unpredictable, even when vehicles attempt to avoid them. The mechanic's decision to stop was likely intended to prevent a collision, but the bison's behavior led to an unexpected outcome. This incident underscores the importance of maintaining a safe distance from wildlife in national parks and the potential risks associated with such encounters.
