Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Bison Rams SUV, Punctures Tyre in Yellowstone
A big bison in Yellowstone National Park got scared and rammed into an SUV, popping its tyre.
This happened because the bison felt threatened when the SUV got too close.
Bison are very strong and can be dangerous if people don't keep their distance.
Park officials say to stay at least 25 yards away from bison to stay safe.
There have been other recent incidents where bison have hurt people, so it's important to be careful around them.
A bull bison rammed into an SUV in Yellowstone National Park, puncturing its tyre.
The incident was captured on video by a TikTok user, Tonya Names.
Bison are known to be dangerous and can charge if they feel threatened.
Park officials advise maintaining a distance of at least 25 yards from bison.
Recent incidents include a man being charged by a bison and a child being injured.
- Who
- Tourists and a bull bison
- What
- A bison rammed into an SUV, puncturing its tyre
- When
- Recently, with similar incidents in late June
- Where
- Yellowstone National Park
- Why
- The bison felt threatened or was provoked by the proximity of vehicles
Tourist Safety Advocates
Wildlife Conservationists
Proximity to Wildlife
Tourist Safety Advocates
Tourists should maintain a safe distance from wildlife to prevent accidents.
Wildlife Conservationists
Wildlife should be protected, and tourists should respect their space.
- Location
- Yellowstone National Park
- Animal Involved
- Bull Bison
- Incident Type
- Wildlife Encounter
- Vehicle Affected
- SUV
- Safety Distance
- 25 yards (23 meters)