Natural selection almost takes another idiot down.

[Yn0hTnA]

A lot of people have this belief that herbivorous animals are peaceful animals, because of the portrayal of such animals, like bison, deer, hippos, elephants, etc on TV. Such portrayals don't show the fact that these herbivorous animals can be quite deadly, causing more deaths of people than the predatory animals.

[reed067]

Originally Posted by Retriever

Mother Nature's command of the English language has deteriorated badly of late.

Sorry that I am not perfect & didn't see my error... I know it pains you to be prefect.

[IAMDWRECK]

Why does Burgess seem so proud telling this story of stupidity? Was she just happy to be on TV?

[The Big Lebowski Dude]

Originally Posted by catdad7x

Too many people now seem to be brain dead.

Definitely. I think people have gotten stupider & much more clueless over the years.

[jetgraphics]

What's the matter with those bison?
Can't they read the " No GORE Zone" sign?

[Retriever]

Originally Posted by reed067

I know it pains you to be prefect.

I have not yet been promoted to the rank of Prefect, but if I am elevated to that position, I would be honored.

[Oildog]

That's why an animals natural habitat is often called the 'wild', and they are considered wild animals. They are not pets.

Good for the bison.

[JaxRhapsody]

Originally Posted by Retriever

Mother Nature's command of the English language has deteriorated badly of late.

We don't listen to her anyway, as we mold the planet for.our liking, and give the other inhabitants reserves, or treat them as a nuisence. We're beyond words, at this point severe weather, angry animals, incurable diseases, is about the only way left to get her point across. And will somebody remove this stupid emoticon?

[Unsettomati]

Originally Posted by Yn0hTnA

A lot of people have this belief that herbivorous animals are peaceful animals, because of the portrayal of such animals, like bison, deer, hippos, elephants, etc on TV. Such portrayals don't show the fact that these herbivorous animals can be quite deadly, causing more deaths of people than the predatory animals.

That's irrelevant, because Yellowstone National Park has quite a few signs - literally, they're at every campground, trailhead, scenic overlook, boardwalked thermal area, etc. - warning of the danger of animals. And many of the signs specifically cite the danger of bison in no uncertain terms, which injure far more park visitors than all other animals combined.

How anyone cannot see those signs, or fail to take them seriously, is beyond me.