In a video posted on TikTok, the ramifications of messing with wildlife are remarkably clear.

A user in Yellowstone National Park and a tourist has seen egging on a bison and faces consequences.

Quickly. The man appears to be trying to get a bison out of the road, a common occurrence in Yellowstone that some like to call a bison jam.

Now, while these massive mammals, they say say can slow traffic down, they don't recommend getting out of your car to deal with them. That's strongly advised against it. But wouldn't that be kind of the point, I would think, and some of the fun of going to Yellowstone, it's like, look, even from the safety of your car, here's this animal you're not normally going to see right outside your window.

Man maneuvers around the road yelling and motioning at the animal, the bison can be seen charging him.

Despite some of the infamous predators that inhabit the park like wolves and grizzly bears,

bison's are responsible for most injuries annually in the park.

I think because people approach them.

It's not their nature to harm a person.

But where they get pissed off and poor judgment is involved, it frightens the animal,

putting them in the defensive mode.

Yellowstone Taurus may have the worst behavior, they say, when it comes to bison.

A Taurus was knocked straight over by one.

A group of people were recently charged by a bison, with one individual being gored by it. They weigh over 2,000 pounds, so the dangers to humans should be obvious. Yep. Should be. What time? What was your best or worst interaction with an animal? 206-803 rock. Hello, Brock. Welcome to the men's room. Ola, bidsie! Ola!

So, Thrill, I want to apologize because I haven't been able to listen in the last couple

days, but your brother, I'm sorry that that happened. I hope he's doing better.

It's fine, man. It's a high cap's brain. He's in a boot. It looked a lot worse on TV, but I remind people he's old.

So that's exactly why that happened. So high calf's brain, I'm going to see him this weekend, actually. So I'll get a gauge on where he's at. Yeah, we're going to need a health report update. I'll give it. Is he week to week? Is he? He is week to week. He is practicing? We did a scouting report.

He's not back yet because he's supposed to do the hawks game December 14th against the colts right which is a big effing deal and this is not a guarantee they flex that game yet well that's what he was saying he goes man you want to do that game no one would have predicted this at the beginning of the season I don't care what you're a fan of you wouldn't right but he goes at this point you're talking one of the NFC leaders one of the AMC leaders this late in the season. I don't care what you're a fan of. You wouldn't, right? But he goes, at this point, you're talking one of the NFC leaders, one of the AMC leaders, this late in the season, they would schedule for a one o'clock game. And he goes, this is the type of game they probably flex tonight. And whether you're an official or a fan, it's a lot more electric at night, right? If you have a primetime game, just the vibe is a lot. So he's hoping he gets flex, but he's not sure that he will be back in time to do the game. And the Colts need to stop losing. And the Colts need, right? They're kind of unflexing it right now, but yeah. They're unfluxing it. They're trying. But we'll see, man, we'll see. Well, it totally looked like an old man injury for sure.

It was a hamming.

No, it was.

There was an old man injury.

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