tourons

These tourons are lucky the animal didn't feel too threatened.

In this week's installment of People Risking Life and Limb for a Pic, a man was nearly gored by a bull elk in (according to the comments), the mountain town of Estes Park, Colorado, while a woman yells at the elk to 'kill 'em!'

Is Yellowstone National Park becoming more dangerous or are we, as human visitors, becoming the problem?

The picture shared on Facebook is labeled as ‘Wildlife Safety’ and shows the good and the bad ways to interact with wild animals.

The tourons have already been spotted at Yellowstone this season, so it's no surprise that the National Park Service felt the need to school the masses again.

Each year, three of the main roads that lead into Yellowstone National Park are closed to traffic so they can be prepped for winter vehicle use.

A couple was recently filmed appearing to be running from a large bison herd. What comes to question though, is why were they actually running "with" the massive animals?

Just when you don't think it can get worse with tourons in America's National Parks, they go and prove us wrong.

Trying to get closer to bison is dangerous for many reasons. It's obvious these are large animals, but they're also wildly unpredictable. Yellowstone tourists learned this lesson the hard way a few weeks ago.