Some things never change, including people's willingness to put their lives in danger to get a close-up with the wildlife at Yellowstone National Park. Cameras may be more accessible now thanks to smartphones, but a viral video has resurfaced this week showing that even in decades past, park visitors would risk life and limb for the perfect shot of a bison.
The video, which you can watch below, was shared on YouTube by Luke Vonderharr and on Instagram by TouronsOfYellowstone – an account that highlights examples of bad behavior in US National Parks and other sites of natural beauty. More recent examples have included people trying to take selfies with bears and snap close-ups of elk.
