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The video and report cover an incident at Yellowstone National Park where a visitor violated the mandatory safety distance rules regarding local wildlife.

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Key details of the report:

• The Rule: Yellowstone National Park strictly mandates that all visitors stay at least 25 yards (75 feet) away from large wildlife such as bison and elk, and at least 100 yards (300 feet) away from bears and wolves.

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• The Incident: A female tourist ignored this safety boundary and approached a bison at dangerously close range. Spectators and onlookers warned her to step back as she came within only a few feet of the animal.

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• The Charge: Feeling crowded and threatened, the bison suddenly charged directly at her. Such incidents frequently result in the animal head-butting, goring, or tossing the person into the air, as bison weigh up to 2,000 pounds and can run speeds of more than 30 mph.

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• The Consequences: Park authorities frequently issue citations and fines to individuals caught violating wildlife distance regulations. Park rangers repeatedly remind visitors that bison are unpredictable, wild animalsnot domesticated livestockand attempting to get close for photos or videos is extremely hazardous.

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