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See it: Tourists caught wandering on dangerous and deadly edge of Yellowstone hot spring
A pair of tourists were caught on camera walking off-trail last Saturday, illegally approaching the dangerous banks of the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park.
KTVX Salt Lake City on MSN
‘Bison will tell you how they feel’: How to avoid bison attacks at Antelope Island State Park
After a 65-year-old man was flung at least eight feet into the air by a bison in Yellowstone National Park, officials with Antelope Island State Park are sharing advice on how to avoid similar incidents here in Utah.
New York Post on MSN
Clueless Yellowstone visitors spark outrage after trampling over park’s famous natural landmark
Two tourists sparked severe backlash when they risked their lives by walking across the Grand Prismatic Spring’s fragile bacterial mats in Yellowstone National Park. Tanya Saueressig, a visitor from Livingston,
Video captured two visitors illegally crossing the fragile crust of the Grand Prismatic Spring. “I thought I was going to watch people die," an onlooker said.
Visitors are supposed to stick to designated walkways around thermal features at Yellowstone National Park. It’s not just for their own safety or the protection of the park’s famed, fragile resources. It’s also the law. That didn’t ...