Rangers at Yellowstone National Park were less than impressed when a visitor leapt right into the road right in front of them to get a photo of a grizzly bear. The animal had just crossed when the man jumped out to get a shot of it running uphill.
The incident was caught on camera by self-professed Yellowstone enthusiast Julia Cook and shared via Instagram account TouronsOfNationalParks, which calls out bad behavior at sites of natural beauty. Cook's photo, which you can see below, shows the man poised with his camera dangerously near to the animal, which could have closed the distance between them in seconds.
