Yellowstone national park

"Oh my God," a passenger in the vehicle can be heard saying as the bison gets closer and closer.

Since July there have been roughly 800 quakes in the area as part of an ongoing spike in seismic activity.

The geyser—the world's tallest—has not erupted since June.

A British teenager who was hiking in Custer State Park was gored by a bison, leaving her partially paralyzed from the knee down.

The comedian is scheduled to perform on one of three shows announced by musician John Mayer.

A bison charged a 71-year-old woman on Wednesday as she and her daughter "inadvertently approached" the animal as they were returning to their car.

The National Park Service says the incident this week at Yellowstone National Park is the second reported goring by a bison in 2022.

The video posted to TikTok shows a herd of bison walking up a road in the park to avoid a fast-flowing river caused by unprecedented rainfall.

Officials have closed Yellowstone's backcountry "effectively immediately" while crews help campers still stuck in the area.

One picture shows a road crumbling into fast-flowing water as rainfall across Montana, Wyoming and Idaho has caused severe flooding and rockslides.

Dozens of small earthquakes occurred in a cluster on Sunday ahead of the park's closure due to heavy rains.

"We will not know timing of the park's reopening until flood waters subside and we're able to assess the damage throughout the park," Cam Sholly said.

The grizzly bear that hunted down the elk was never able to claim it back from the thieving bear.

"If that bison would have wanted that guy, he'd have had him," a viewer wrote. "He just wanted him to know to leave him alone. Lucky guy for sure."

The park has the highest amount of mammals in the lower 48 states and the most active geysers in the world, attracting almost 5 millions visitors in 2021.

"What time do you let the animals out of their cages?" read one of the questions featured in the video compilation.

Yellowstone authorities advise visitors to keep their distance from wild animals in the park.

Clip shows a pack of wolves pursuing a herd of elk before the bear comes along and takes their kill.

Volunteers sprung into action after a gate malfunction at Hebgen Dam suddenly dropped water levels, leaving fish stranded in the open air.

Photos of the cygnets show them flying by their parents in the northern part of the national park.

A viral video shows Samatha Dehring photographing a sow grizzly bear and her cubs before retreating when the mother bear charges her.

The 19-year-old woman suffered second- and third-degree burns, and was eventually airlifted to hospital.

A team of law enforcement and wildlife specialists are currently searching for the bear, but authorities haven't decided what would be done with it if found.

In the video, the woman can be seen approaching a mother bear and two cubs to take pictures or videos. She runs off only when the mother bear charges at her.

Carl Mock died after a 410lb grizzly bear attacked him

The man was ordered by a court to pay $1,200 after pleading guilty to multiple charges—including foot travel in a thermal area and violating closures and use limits.

The footage was captured a week after a group of tourists caused another stampede by a river in Lamar Valley.

Footage of the encounter showed a large wolf pack working to force a big grizzly into a wooded area and out of their territory.

"I was able to film 2 Grizzlies fighting over the carcass early this morning. National Geographic, eat your heart out," wrote the man who filmed the encounter.

The bear chased the male elk into the Yellowstone River before killing it and dragging it to the bank.