Grizzly Bears Cause a Ruckus in Yellowstone National Park

Grizzly bears cause a ruckus in Yellowstone National Park. The mother grizzly and her cub walk on the hillside and the grizzly cub runs after some birds. Then both bears start to make their way towards the road where a lot of tourists are parked to observe them. At first it is not clear as to why they went down to the road with so many people in their way, but you soon see the mother grizzly grab the road kill and then run back up the hill. She then gives the road kill to her cub to eat. The video was taken near Yellowstone Lake. The handheld video was shot from our car with a zoom lens.
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[@martinyuhas929]

I really feel sorry for the park rangers who have to work in this environment. Adult children everywhere.

[@333pinkitty]

I just said the same thing!!! I can't imagine the human level of stupidity these park rangers have to deal with. Bless them!

[@SueTay.]

Right! It’s truly embarrassing!

[@trudytrowbridge8268]

I agree there is so much stupidly ppl at all Ozarks trying to see how damn close they can get to the wildlife n take pics close to em n then they wonder why they get a attack by em .

[@Dstew57A]

Absolutely spot on Martin Yuhas

[@spiderreed350]

I hear that.. With those whiney voices..not for nothing but the young woman are the worse.sorry ladies.

[@StopWhining491]

There's a good idea: Two grizzlies visible and close, and you let your dogs hang out of the car window.

[@emmabauer1906]

I saw that. Idiots willing to sacrifice their dogs. Really an absurd scene all around with the crowd seeming to think they're teddy bears.

[@MyCleverHandle]

At least the dogs are smart enough to be scared and QUIET. They're probably afraid they'll be next on the menu when the bears are done with their little roadkill appetizer.

[@Dee-oj5zm]

And the woman outside of her car? yikes

[@drinkinglotsofsoda]

​@@MyCleverHandleanimals understand animals

[@kathylaug5234]

Why yell and act up? Get in your cars and be quiet. Show some respect

[@malerielindsey]

Weirdo

[@Grammyofboys]

They don't have any. And it's always the bears who pay the price when something bad happens.

[@lesleyhughes3174]

@@malerielindsey 🤯

[@pfpvilano]

Because most people act stupid most of the time.

[@thomasglorius5730]

Katy. they can RIP a cardoorOFF

[@buffalo-biff]

"Oh, they came on the road!" said overly excited man with IQ of 55.

[@caszsmom]

I was thinking the same thing....

[@ajadrew]

An IQ of 45 to be more precise.

[@juliebryne2903]

Thats what i thought! If you put his brains in a gnats ass it would be like putting a bb in a boxcar!😂

[@EranRicos]

So what?? We are here watching, judging and commenting on what they said. Makes us all much better, eh?

[@Amberelam97]

You are so mean about people. But those bears would rip you to pieces if given a chance. I choose humans, thank you!

[@prej1741]

Beautiful bears & irritating people screeching

[@robindelude3787]

Why can't people just observe QUIETLY? You're not at an amusement park or carnival. You're observing nature, in some of the most amazing places on Earth. Act like you have some clue as to the awesomeness around you. Remember that as a human, you are but one very small part of the universe.

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Robin, I think all the human histrionics comes from the younger crowd, when confronting, perhaps for the first time in their young lives, nature that can actually EAT them! 😳😉

[@derrickallen2054]

Because most people are stupid unfortunately.

[@hankgoresich6836]

Why do people have to react to wildlife exactly as you do?

[@mousetreehouse6833]

@@hankgoresich6836 Ahh... because it's true???

[@suspendeddisbelief401]

Beautiful Bears, too bad about the humans - silence is golden.

[@tedcarreras6361]

Bears-fantastic. Ranger-spot on. Chatterers in vehicles-annoying & foolish. Family who let their two dogs hang their heads out of an open window-criminally stupid.

[@jacquir8331]

I was hoping the dogs jumped out, that would have been real entertainment.

[@elbmcook]

The dogs would have been my comment. Also the woman standing outside her car. People are so amazingly stupid.

[@laraine8857]

The only upside of the mid-June 2022 closures due to river flooding is that these animals can live a while without silly humans acting stupid in their presence. I love Yellowstone and am grateful to the rangers and biologists. I appreciate being able to visit, but it is distressing to encounter shrieking and foolish people who view Yellowstone as a zoo.

[@Dodgers-sw2uk]

Look everybody, another self-righteous virtue signaler. I bet you still cry yourself to sleep every night over Cecil the Lion

[@trudytrowbridge8268]

Laraine . I totally agree with u. Stupid ppl thanks that it's safe to get as close as they can to the animals to just get a stupid safely with em close then they wonder why they get their ass gored by em. Just last year Hubby n I was at the mammoth springs get some amazing pictures of the ELK Herd laying down or walking I didn't know that there was a cow ELK walking up be Hine of me till the ranger said to watch out I turn round lil n she was like 3ft from me so I slowly walk backwards to go to the front of our SUV so that she could have more room to pass me ,I did still got a picture of her walking by me only thing she did was turn n look at me. Then the range came up to me n told me thanks for letting have more space for her n me .

[@carenmiller-lazarz229]

Couldn't have said it better. Prior of my comments was before reading any other. All I had to do was listen to the children on the playground... in the background. Trail Patrol Antelope Island State Park Utah

[@edemontfort9482]

@@Dodgers-sw2uk what she said is the truth. It has nothing to do with virtually signaling but does concern immature behavior of so many visitors when observing wild animals in the parks.

[@TheRivrPrncess]

The only way to see bears should be by going with a bear viewing guide. You go in and right back out. No other type of hiking or camping allowed. And regarding zoos and incidents like this a strict silence or low talking should be enforced.

[@stevischermi6409]

BE QUIET,!!! And don't let dogs hang out the window!!!

[@FeralCatSanctuary]

Good heavens! How can people behave like that. They have NO concern for anything. Is is that difficult to understand how to behave while watching wildlife? What makes you think it is okay to scream and yell and make any noise at all. I feel so sad for the wildlife. We are destroying all of America.

[@truejustice5160]

Feral cat sanctuary a trap, neuter return. This how peoples act when they feel entitle that's why so many people get kill by these wild animals.these two only know what they were taught to fan your territory and kill your food and these idiots out the car just hollering. Being honest you would never see black people getting out the car. But for some unknown reason white people feel that they have to try to pet these animals and the animals just say yeah come closer I'm going to show you a trick and that is how they get mauled and killed lead the damn animals alone they're not pets

[@JustFingAwesome]

You're kind of supposed to make a lot of noise out in the wild, so they don't stumble on you on accident. Noise also helps wildlife to be less likely to come closer to the source of the noise. The only thing the loudmouths are really ruining is the experience of other tourists.

[@angelwings7930]

@@JustFingAwesome Not really. Wildlife doesn’t need the stress of hearing loud morons either.

[@juliebryne2903]

Yep these are the kind of ppl that make me fully support planned parenthood!!!

[@mma1st105]

Last time in Yellowstone there were so many people acting like fools. I was actually embarrassed to be there.

[@marcialussier2467]

Before my son became a park ranger, he worked at Yellowstone at the service stations. One time when I was visiting him, and he was off duty, we saw a bunch of people collected on the top of a rise, he jumped out of the car and sprinted came back and told me come on, there's a grizzly eating a bison.! Well, it was quite a distance away but you could see without binoculars exactly what it was. I know that bear can run as fast as 30 to 40 mph, and it doesn't take them anytime to hit this be, it's instant. All of the people were talking and laughing and I just felt like telling everyone to shut up, you jerks, it's a grizzly! I finally couldn't stand Standing There anymore, honestly I was getting too nervous. But I have seen such amazing things. I finally moved to Montana three months ago, and have already visited yellowstone, it was just before the floods. That is such a tragedy but I agree with somebody here that said that a lot of the animals will have a break from the idiot tourists.

[@jaredwhite489]

I could never be a ranger, all you do all day is keep stupid ppl from getting attacked. I’d let nature take its course n get fired 😂

[@thomassawyer874]

And get the bear euthanized ?

[@marcialussier2467]

As I have mentioned in many of my replies, that my son was a park ranger. He oftentimes talked about natural selection! 😂

[@jacquir8331]

🤣🤣🤣

[@edemontfort9482]

Yes they are boisterous and careless. Play stupid games you win stupid prizes.

[@tracys.garrett173]

Gorgeous. Also, we humans kind of suck.

[@mr.k4048]

Humans reallllllyyyyyy suck !!!!!

[@shilohnanny5422]

Well said.

[@marylovely8144]

Absolutely

[@MyAnimalAddiction]

Not even kind of …. (Present company excluded, of course! 😉)

[@willwagner2252]

Can you imagine being around these people?

[@tristantimothy1004]

Been there, done that. Sucked the butt out of a whole army of skunks. Sometimes it gets funny. Some idiot in a small car honked his horn at a bison crossing the road. Old Bison had enough & rammed the guys car off the road. Almost flipped him over. Caved in one side of the morons car. Clown couldnt back up because of traffic behind him & couldnt go foreward for the other bison crossing the road. Guy wasnt hurt but I'll bet he never honks his horn at another herd crossing the road. 😁

[@drinkinglotsofsoda]

I work around people like this 😑😐

[@wahswolf88]

No, the ruckus is not the bears.

[@hankgoresich6836]

The people watching had never seen bears before, and that got them excited so they expressed their excitement in perfectly harmless, normal ways. Absolutely nothing wrong with this. What's wrong is the automatic jump to blame human beings and valorize animals in every situation.

[@TheHISTORYmann]

Agreed. The "histrionics" people are referring to is taking place in this comment section.

[@monicasong427]

It is not fair to state that bears are causing a ruckus---when it is us fracturing their homes with roads encroaching and polluting the remainder as tourists.

[@tlbryant88]

Hhhmm might I suggest a better title,,,,, “Humans cause ruckus at Yellowstone Park”

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

Classic Yellowstone bear jam.

[@louisegoins7630]

Whomever filmed this should watch "scary bear attacks" & they would realize how they are risking their life just to film.

[@chuckmorton8823]

I have photographed Snow and Raspberry many times. It looks like Raspberry sent her cub from 2021 packing.

[@westend3019]

Wow, they were able to grab someone's dog right out of the car window! Smart bears, dumb hoomans.

[@ref6122]

These national parks seem more like Nature theme parks where non outdoorsey people go to experience wildlife without having to actually go out in nature.

[@dustydesert1674]

Giggling & shrieking. That adorable fluffy bear will eat your liver while gazing sweetly in your eyes (which are next) being totally indifferent to your cuteness.

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

I've always wanted to visit Yellowstone, looks absolutely amazing. Until I see 10,000 people at once have already beaten me there🤦🤦. I can't blame them, it's beautiful but we humans always ruin everything.

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

@Christopher Lellis I appreciate that. And honestly I guess I do know all that, I kinda shot from the hip with that comment lol. I would absolutely hike and absolutely find the desolate parts. Yellowstone is massive so I'm sure you're correct. One day I will definitely visit there. Looks incredible

[@krisb3939]

@@ADVENTURESOFBZ The best months to visit Yellowstone are April, September, and October. The off season months less people

[@marcialussier2467]

If you ever get a chance to visit anywhere, visit yellowstone. I just moved to Montana five months ago, to be near my son and daughter-in-law and baby granddaughter. He worked in Yellowstone at the service stations, and then became a ranger, working at many of the parks. It is absolutely the most fantastic thing you will ever experience. Make it a point.

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

@@marcialussier2467 absolutely!!! I really truly will make it there. Congratulations to you making great things happen!! Very exciting I'm sure!!!🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@rhoveen]

We were there in September after Labor Day and it was beautiful! Not a lot of people, that was glorious!!!

[@malerielindsey]

What awesome footage! Those people in the background were sure excited!

[@7Saturdays]

You misspelled “stupid.” ;)

[@fgomez3553]

Very excited! It’s not every day you get to see a grizzly…let alone two!

[@trumptorianguard4617]

The yelping hyenas acting like fools was too much for me to BEAR!

[@doughaga3542]

Seems like the bears would have been around longer if those people didn't yell and act like little kids

[@jameshenderson3238]

"The gene pool needs chlorine "

[@bridgettbowlin3409]

The bears aren’t causing a ruckus the people are.

[@michellegarry1872]

Never been to Yellowstone, have no intentions of EVER subjecting myself to the ridiculousness of people YELLING as if everyone is the least bit interested in what they have to say. And the traffic! Nope.

[@malerielindsey]

It's really really busy there in the summer months. The rest of the year it's much more mellow.

[@LBStew]

Go when the kids are in school. Much quieter.

[@thewestfaceofdhaulagiri6697]

Obnoxious tourists

[@butchbinion1560]

Thanks. ✌🏻👊

[@singlewhitefemale1707]

Respect their territory, and they will respect you.....

[@grantray4789]

Yogi and Booboo at it again. 🐻🐻

[@JohnDoe-xu2vx]

humans are so weird

[@BlizzardSeeker]

The bears have to be exhausted from getting daily doses of senseless gibberish and shrieks.

[@janepfeiffer1617]

I had the pleasure of seeing those two in Sept 2021 wow how fast the little one grows 🐻

[@joejames4231]

Nice video! Wasn't that from May/June of 2018 or is that more recent? That looks like Raspberry & Snow at Lake Butte the week before Raspberry (Lake Butte Sow) ran Snow (Lake Butte Sub-Adult) off to make her own way in the world. We were there that week and they put on a heck of a show and as your video shows; it was quite the zoo with all kinds of bad behavior by the spectators but a standup job by the Park Rangers and Bear Patrol personnel to keep the bears and people safe.

[@tlbryant88]

Yep you’re correct, I heard a man in the background call one Raspberry.

[@marshalastovall4270]

It’s that entitled and privileged attitudes that those types have…it follows them everywhere they go. Just obnoxious, ignorant and sickening. Then they’ll be the main ones screaming and wanting to sue and having the animals killed. I’m sick of them.

[@MyAnimalAddiction]

I muted it 30 secs in so didn’t have to listen to the yelling/commentary, let the bears speak for themselves! 🐻🐻

[@briscoedarling3237]

Most people live their lives at the top of the food chain and suddenly they go in an area where the animals are superior in that respect. There are at least three animals in that park that will think nothing of eating a homo sapien and coming back for seconds….

[@kirkdunn1379]

Humans are pathetic.....we live in sheltered fantasy, when you go out into the wild you truly see how low on the scale we are to real predators.....and there lies the fear with sharks, bears, lions, tigers etc.........their speed, intuition, senses, power and lack of emotions make them far superior species for survival......we are depressed, addicted, insecure, destructive, morbid, diseased and with every advantage mentally over any species......have to ask which is actually superior with better quality of life......not so easy...... Most humans wouldn't survive in the wild, but they would survive in civilization if no one killed/harmed them...... The older I get the more I see human beings as being the weakest species incl myself

[@tristantimothy1004]

Wolves & bears, whats the 3rd?

[@tristantimothy1004]

@Christopher Lellis , Thanks! I forgot about thoes. We dont have any here in Alaska. Thankfully. Our MOOSE are more dangerous than the bears are, only they wont eat you. Just stomp a person to mush. Nasty critters... BIG, mean & highly aggressive.

[@thomassawyer874]

The 4th is the moose, they just will not eat you. But you will still be dead.

[@monicasong427]

@@tristantimothy1004 The territory of moose have been harshly diminished. All while, we encroach and pollute the remainder of their home. Moose are not mean and aggressive but rather just defending themselves. No animal would waste energy for nothing.

[@billdove4610]

Yellowstone needs a no outside your vehicle law in most areas (bears) and a no stopping law in other areas (bison). Too many people are too stupid to be allowed to do otherwise.

[@B-rad303]

City people act like they've never seen a wild animal before like it's an alien or something.

[@vickimeyers2672]

@EliteHunter303: you'd be amazed at the vast numbers of city dwellers who have never seen a wild animal, never been camping, and never walked through the woods. While working in Wyoming, I actually had to carry a flashlight and a accompany a burly man, twice my size, to his cabin because it was dark and he was afraid a wild animal might get him. True story!

[@B-rad303]

@@vickimeyers2672 lol. I completely believe you. It's scary how out of touch people have become...I've been a hinting guide and outdoorsman my entire life. And yes I've seen some pretty hilarious things also.

[@lindagibson744]

When you see them stand on their hind feet that's trouble right there.

[@dredaboss505]

This reminds me out of the scene of Yellowstone where Jack has to go save the stupid tourist because they're about to get mauled by a bear and they're like no it's okay

[@Lifelongjorney]

Grizzlies are the last thing you need to worry about at that national park. Wake up and open an ear to what’s going on in national parks. Missing411

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Scott, Excellent point, was thinking pretty much the same thing.👽

[@lonniet.2816]

PEOPLE FREAKING OUT OVER NOTHING!! LOL!

[@goldenretriever15]

Beautiful footage!

[@bcwardle6443]

And this is why bears will attack people cause they act stupid all they wanted was road kill in the road n people screaming acting like fools what’s a bear to do when ur acting like that bears figures I better put this poor human outta its misery

[@ellp152]

WARNING ⚠️!! Should be on mute well watching! 🤣🤣

[@ruchirchaturvedi7793]

Corrected title: Humans in Grizzly territory - unwanted presence.

[@susanhutchinson5243]

Ahhhhhh....whose habitat is this anyway?! LEAVE THE ANIMALS ALONE, people!!!!! Good Lord!! The park rangers should significantly restrict human invasion.

[@dreamofmermaids]

This is when I can't stand people Leave these wonderful animals alone.

[@beefcakes27]

Endless amount of idiot chatter by humans.

[@busterbrownl031]

Listen to these people imagine the wild animals look at us like entertainment and a joke

[@carenmiller-lazarz229]

Like a bunch of children on the playground. Poor bear.

[@jeanineberna8458]

They’re awesome!

[@edemontfort9482]

I've never understood the stupidity of adults and children who start shrieking and laughing when wild animals come close Grizzlies are no laughing matter.

[@zeus6793]

Are those people with the two goldens for real? Close the damn windows and get the dogs inside the car. One of them could easily bolt after those bears.

[@terilee7791]

Times like these I’m embarrassed to be human.

[@Ales22]

disney adults have discovered nature

[@obiwan2112]

I find it highly insightful that so many delight in expressing their sheer contempt for humanity.

[@marcialussier2467]

They're not delighted to complain about it. Everyone is just shocked and disgusted and disappointed about it. Believe me, my son was a park ranger, and he absolutely hated people so much.

[@obiwan2112]

@@marcialussier2467 Then he has absolutely no business in such a position.

[@dustydesert1674]

@@obiwan2112 Of course we feel contempt for humanity because humans should know better. Most of humanity is now so removed from the realty of the nature world that there’s no longer the fear & respect & smarts that used to keep us alive.

[@obiwan2112]

@@dustydesert1674 Let's go back 100 years. Were humans smarter and more respectful of nature? I'd say no. Looking at Yellowstone, there was mass feeding of bears on roadsides and in garbage dumps, it was common practice to throw things in the thermal features, and there were no boardwalks.

[@dustydesert1674]

@@obiwan2112 When I said humanity is removed from nature now, I had in mind the era of hunter/gatherers. So why do you find it “insightful” that so many comments express contempt for humanity? So I guess you feel the same way considering your reply about feeding bears junk even a 100 years ago? I’m confused.

[@vicO1323]

They could smell the road kill from 100 yards away. Amazing. Not so much for the tourists.

[@hartsickdisciple]

If those bears are anywhere within 150-200 yards, I'm staying in my car. People are idiots having their dogs hanging out the windows.

[@twstf8905]

Magnificent 👍

[@janec.9706]

I wish they would put up a sign for humans.... no screaming or talking!...$300.00 fine

[@NT-fo3me]

Nobody can ever just keep their mouths shut and watch

[@Patty-to3rp]

Exactly.

[@bowiekt]

Animals would never talk like this. Embarrassing 🙈

[@melissawarfield]

I have a question. Is there a phone number that a person can call if they see anyone harassing any animal in national parks? I truly hate people who think they can just walk up to a wild animal and think it is domesticated. I love wildlife, but I stay in my vehicle. Glad the vehicle was there to stop the bears until we saw an animal in one of the bear's mouths.

[@marcialussier2467]

Probably not. As I have mentioned before, my son was a ranger in many national parks, he happened to be working at the service stations in Yellowstone and that's why he became a ranger. But, how do you report someone? Even if you gave their license plate, you know how hard they would be to find in a 3200 Mile square area? I totally agree with you, and as I have mentioned before, my son absolutely hated the tourists that wouldn't listen or pay attention. He was constantly hollering at people.

[@melissawarfield]

@@marcialussier2467 l agree, but what about the woman from the Midwest who taunted a Mother bear? She was found because of a video. I'm sure there are ways of finding people who taunt and bully animals. Next time, I'm in a national park l will ask for a phone number and see if the Park Ranger will give the number to me. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. These people must be reported. I do not want the animals euthanized just because of some stupid people.

[@marcialussier2467]

@@melissawarfield I'll send my son a text right now to get that answer.

[@marcialussier2467]

@@melissawarfield I just sent him this question, awaiting his answer. I might have to wait till tomorrow, he might be sleeping. ****Hey, on a wildlife video at yellowstone, someone asked if there is some way that you can report someone who is taunting or disturbing animals. Somebody asked if maybe you could get the number from a park ranger or something. Someone else mentioned that some woman who was taunting a bear was caught because people took a video. So what can someone do if they see that happen? Report a license plate or something? Who do they report it to? Did you ever have to deal with this?***

[@melissawarfield]

@@marcialussier2467 thank you!

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW I was shocked seeing the window OPEN and the dogs exposed to being hurt or killed. How crazy is that!

[@TheHISTORYmann]

What's crazy is thinking that these two bears would dare to attack such a dense body of humans and vehicles.

[@penultimateh766]

OMG, grizzlies on a road. Incredible. You'd think you were in suburban Fairbanks...

[@tristantimothy1004]

These 2 bears are probably brothers away from momma their 1st year. Theyll split up at age 3. Any females have already gone solo.

[@jeromythomas353]

Weirdest looking cats I've ever seen.

[@BK-hl2lh]

Rucus?? Looks like 🐻 being 🐻!

[@joewebber833]

National Parks should require people to pass a test before they are allowed in.

[@robertwaid3579]

Apparently & previously last year, I viewed this Short Video. But apparently I didn't make any comments at the Time. Now I'll just Say that the Moron Tourist's seemed pretty Mellow, Calm, not Out Gee Jawing, & Rambunctious as Normal. So the Ranger's could Properly Monitor the quite Risky, as well as Unpredictable, & unique Encounter as it Developed. Because the Sow & Her Adolescent youth we're most definitely after the Road Killed Marmot for Food. This Showed how Opportunistic the Grizzlies Can be, when it comes to Hunting, & also just Foraging for anything,& everything available. Thanks for Sharing.

[@kathryngeeslin9509]

Is the youngster all grizzly? Yellowstone is well away from the usual locations, but all that off-white hair has a pizzly look.

[@Ratlins9]

It’s as if these people never a saw a bear in their entire life.

[@captbosco]

Humans are capable of causing a "Ruckus" at a funeral

[@woody3590]

When I was logging in northern B.C. Meziaden..A tourist tried to see how close he could get to the bears fishing on the Nass River, (we always stopped there to watch the bears before heading up to camp Meziaden).He wound up losing his leg....I personaly went to the hospital in Kitimat where they eventually flew him out to Vancover,to give him a card. I wrote "Have fun with only one leg for the rest of your life for one moment of pure stupidity" TRUE STORY!

[@geraldmiller5232]

afternoon snack.

[@raymondrivera6838]

What would the average life span for humans be if people weren't so stupid.

[@kathivargo1743]

I hate to see anyone hurt but come on stupid people. You deserve what you get. And the car with the dogs hanging out. Some people!!!

[@ismaelvidrio7316]

Wares the dummy to go pet em 🤔

[@joeinopksw]

These two bears need to be relocated for their own protection. Yes, people need to respect the fact these are not domesticated animals, and should distance themselves and their pets.

[@sharonpanetta5846]

People are so disappointing

[@Annie497]

Humans can be such douche canoes. And way to protect your dogs! These bears are so patient with stupid people!

[@dianewolfe3056]

I laugh these folks think they can scare the bears until a bear breaks and charges then these folk have to change underwear.

[@deborahlewis5964]

As usual……STUPID PEOPLE DOING DUMB THINGS…, Thanks for your video!!

[@wildgiver9922]

Is that the baby bear that got killed by the male grizzly?

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Wild, Pretty sure that was road kill.

[@Jburns4620]

Obvious lack of respect.

[@Kyankrahn1]

A bear is not a new thing. People stop like it is a dinosaur.

[@chuckmoreno6324]

İ agree with kathy.keep quiiet& show respect to nature.İt's not a zoo.

[@susanpugh130]

I'm so sad for people who will suffer now that Yellowstone is closed, taking livelihoods away. But. Maybe the animals will get a much deserved break from folks who don't get it that they are intruding. One false.move, a bear attacks, the bear has to die, along with the dummy who didn't show the respect bears deserve in the first place. Arrrrrgh!!!

[@emmabauer1906]

What is this about Yellowstone being closed??

[@Django2424]

The park is closed due to flooding

[@catherinebreitfeller669]

It’s their park !!!!!

[@elanavondaven1040]

God them poor bears ! People are soooo STUPID !!!!