@@SilentKnight43 I don't pretend my family members are worth more as human beings than any other human being, we are all humans. Extremely sick and vulnerable people are a drain on society, hogging resources that could be used to save many more lives if used more effectively. I guess you don't care about them, as you are a selfish person. Be better.
@@snuffeldjuret Well mate, in Australia, we have @ 26 Million people. 1841 people of all ages have died from Covid and 182,870 have been infected. We all wore masks and stayed inside. Now Florida, similar population, yet 3,704,746 infected and 60,197 dead, because they refused to wear masks or stay inside. If people did the right thing at the beginning of this pandemic, many more people would be alive. Stupidity is what has cause Covid to keep going and killing people. So how about caring for ALL Humans and understand that if we all did the right thing, Covid would be gone by now.
The estimates are that there were between 30 to 70 million bison in North America in the year 1800. I didn’t know, so I just looked it up. I realize that’s a wide estimate range, but there definitely were many million bison.
I’m from England and I’ve honestly never seen anything like this (apart from a stampede of sheep and a sheepdog 🐑 🐶) so thank you for the video, really cool! I’ll have to put Yellowstone on my list of places to go sometime 👍
there used to be so many bison a century or so ago that they would run them up to a cliff and they would fall to their death. A lot of people were trampled to death trying to get out west.
I read that they were wiped out on purpose to make way for farming and oblige the indigenous people to stop living the nomadic lifestyle. The USA government hired lots of Buffalo hunters to exterminate them.
It’s fascinating how they’ve adapted to life in the park. The herd clearly has systems in place for crossing bridges and keeping the calves away from cars.
@@Pulse589 I think that was a joke, but I have eaten bison, and it's delicious! Bison burgers, bison steak, bison jerky, there are ranches where bison are raised for consumption.
Kevin Costner once said that during the buffalo hunt scene in Dances With Wolves, the prairie grass was unusually moist (or dry, I forget) and so the stampeding buffalo were so maddeningly soft and quiet they had to dub most of the sound of all the hooves.
Fabulous! Wish the whole herd was shown…you can see more coming down from the hill up on the left. Must admit if I had been in one of those vehicles, I would have been concerned one of the large ones might have charged the vehicle! So good to know these magnificent beasts are thriving again.
This stampede is longer than most trains. Nothing more exciting than sitting at a railroad crossing for what seems to be 15-30 minutes. Beautiful sight!
@Baba Ganush thanks I'm glad u get it but the buffalo were all over from north to south not they are just put in parks 🥴 just like us natives we are put in small reserves sad
At over a half ton, 450 kilos, they are very majestic and faster than one can imagine. Yellowstone has many Bison/human encounters yearly, many do do not end well for the human.
I got surrounded by a herd of bison in the Wachita National Wildlife Refuge in southwest Oklahoma once. Like the one in this video, an all-ages group, but the calves were much younger and still that pretty golden-rust color. The herd surrounded my car and then just stopped right there on the road. I put my car into Park for the next 15 or so minutes and enjoyed the live close-ups until they decided to move on. Best part was that I had five of my 8th grade students with me in the car, and we were to be camping in the park for the next several days. Every morning, we all had to wait til the Buffalo moved on out of our campsite before heading for the bathrooms. My chaperones and I didn't worry about kids sneaking in to different tents, because the Buffalo came in and bedded down to sleep each night, surrounding us. The Buffalo made interesting snorting sounds and grunts in their sleep, and some even were snoring!
Got caught in the midst of a bison herd in Yukon, Canada a few years back. Magnificent just watching! But I did wonder how the motorcyclists a few hundred meters back were making out, not to mention the bicyclists behind them! Fortunately, our small, hyperactive dog in the car with us remained asleep for the whole spectacle - probably a good thing!
I grew up in suburban California, and it was common to see animals that clearly weighed more than I did. These animals knew who was boss: them. The bucks had antlers that could easily break every bone in my body. There were also bobcats and a few local mountain lions. They LOOK like house cats; they MOVE like house cats; but they are NOT house cats. If you ever meet a wild cat in the hills - just back away slowly. That’s what I did, and now I am an old man (whew!).
As an American, living in german since 1983, was stateside twice since, and Yellowstone was unfortunatly Not possible last year, THIS video IS the NEXT BEST THING.
When my husband and I were in Yellowstone, I remember one Bison slowly walked past our vehicle. We were in awe. I think in this instance, I might have been just a little panicked. It was cool to watch from my home though.
It's so nice to see the bison back roaming free! This was a common sight when I was young, maybe 50 years ago and then they became farmed until their recent release just a few years ago in Banff 2018.
We've seen a couple of these "streams". It's very impressive. They really are beautiful animals. My sons dubbed them "so purty, but wow, stanky!". They rolled up the windows real fast. Haha!
The bison really should be the national land animal of the United States. Hard to believe they once roamed as far east as the Ohio River Valley. Magnificent creatures.
I never thought I would see a road as being a benefit to nature. Yet here we see bison using a man made bridge to safely cross a major river that is dangerous for calves. I can only imagine how happy the moms and calves are in this modern age of being a bison in Yellowstone.
Magnificent creatures. Pics and videos are one thing, but seeing a full grown male in the real is VERY humbling and terrifying. They are absolutely huge and wildly unpredictable… ❤️ love them.
@@livingston9481 the ones wth collars are being tracked for scientific and ecological purposes. Few out of the thousands of Park bison are collared. They still run wild and free throughout Yellowstone Park.
This is a Great Video that could only happen in the Greater Yellowstone; obviously not a man forced stampede. You were there just at the right time. I hope more people get a chance to enjoy your post, Thanks.
Can you imagine a young child & the parents watching this together in their vehicle!!! I can just see the parents explaining what's happening to a young boy or girl & then explaining about the wild west days & what happened back then!!! THAT LESSON WOULD BE WAY BETTER THAN LEARNING ABOUT THIS IN THE CLASSROOM!!! Much love from Mobile Alabama.
Spectacular video! I was last in Yellowstone in 1957, when I was 2 years old! And I'm so glad you said "bison" and not "buffalo." It's my mission in life to make people understand that these magnificent creatures are not buffalo, they are bison. To know what a buffalo is, think water buffalo, common in Asia and Africa. These American beauties are bison!
Most picturesque & beautiful to behold!!!! Not many of us will actually get a true to life experience like this!!!! Greatly appreciate the posting!!!! Magnificent wildlife!!!! 👏👏👏👍
Lucky for those people in their cars that the bison saw them as a rock or obsticale to get around rather than a threat, otherwise it could have been a very differant story.
It's like when you're at a train stop and you can see up the hill and around the corner how long the train is and how long you're going to be sitting there
Awwww, how beautiful this is, just awesome 👏 👏👏👏. Gorgeous bisons with their babies too. Love it 😍 Bisons are great creatures so adorable and beautiful. 🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🙌🙌🙌🙌👌👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Apparently, these bison do this with some frequency. I was at the same bridge two years ago and the same thing happened. What's cool is that you can feel the bridge bouncing as they run along.
Life before cell phones.... Boss: Why were you late for work? Doreen: There was a bison stampede on the freeway. Boss: Damn it Doreen now I've heard everything!
Moi un matin C'était un chameau ....🐫🐫🐫🐫🐫🐫 échappé de son enclos ... les pompiers ne m'ont pas cru ... et ils m'ont demandé si j'avais fumé !!!!! Et pourtant ...😃😄😄😁😆😆😆
Better yet, Baby Bison asking " are we there yet"? Papa Bison, No, we will let you know . In a little while. Baby Bison, ( 3 minutes later) ARE WE THERE YET?????
@@jaygray7102 Me, too. I just took a look for the numbers and find that at one time there were only a few hundred remaining. The estimate is there are now half a million. That's still far fewer than the estimated 50 or 60 million that were here before the west was settled. Good to have them back.
@@louisc.gasper7588 I live in Canada and we got something like 700 of them from the US to populate Buffalo National Park. Interesting they used the term 'buffalo' when their are no true buffalo in North America.
@@jaygray7102 I haven't had the time or invested interest to find out why the term "buffalo" got started in the Americas. Buffalo in Asia, buffalo in Africa, yes, but not in America. If "bison" is the correct term, why didn't it stick?
It's a pretty commute, but the traffic at rush hours can be frustrating. Adviso: Bison can run up to 35mph and the big bulls weigh over one ton (1000kg). So, yeah. Word from Wyoming: Please stay in the car, do not attempt to pet a bison or place your children on their backs, and for God's sake don't stalk a young bull thru the scrub & throw a stick at him: czcams.com/video/2NcfS6jPCmY/video.html
@@The-GreenHornet You are brainwashed by Donald Trump and his evil regime at no fault of your own. I have all the necessary facts to fix it, would you like to go over them?
Magnificient! They perceive danger and understand it is best to slow down/stop. Knowing limitations and making the appropriate adjustments is just plain smart. Sharp instincts, understandings. All animals do it.
Fun fact: they dont sweat like humans. They loose all their liquids through their mouth. Same goes for dogs Edit: thats actually not true, they use their toungs to cool down their system instead of sweating (which cools down the system)
@cubomania3 only a human would attribute the natural state of life for a Bison to that of a human who eats garbage and watches sad sitcoms daily. Fun fact. They have more endurance that you sitting there typing a non-essential comment.
@@jvon3885Not a nice attitude Jason. I must say, i find some comments made by Americans usually and very quickly degenerate to nastiness. Why is that? As a South African, i enjoy videos posted here bcos its good to see how others in this world experience life. I like reading and enjoying the comments, and so its very odd to observe the intolerance here at times. That doesn't happen here. And yet we r so diverse here, u could possibly expect it. I'm beginning to see that South Africans r a lot more genial towards each other and a lot more accepting of each other. It doesn't take much for an American to make a totally unnecessary comment against a fellow American. Why is that? Its sad, you guys!! Stop it please!
I too was lucky enough to have witnessed a bison stampede,later that night we saw the Aurora Borealis! we were near Lemhi Pass at over 9,000ft and it was 80 degrees that night in late July.
Big papa steering the juveniles away from the car was cool af
At least spell your name right *Aggressive Hippie
@@turkey4957 why you gotta pick arguments Hank? I'm a propane man, you're a propane man, we can all be friends here.
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I wonder how many bison parents were saying back in my day we didn’t stampede on concrete.
Not any of the parents, or their grandparents, but maybe their great grands did.
Old bison:back in my Early day I experience bison dark age only 1000 bison left in 1910 and it horrible
Yeah, and they also didn't have a nice bridge to cross the ravine.
@@le_th_
Asphalt
I love how they've learned to use the bridge to cross that valley! Way quicker.
Shows how animals can be adaptive
And yet we have two-legged animals that can't adapt to wearing masks to save lives.
Bison - smarter than humans
@@SilentKnight43 culling the herd isn't that bad.
@@snuffeldjuret glad to hear you have no family or relatives immuno-compromised and at high risk.
@@SilentKnight43 I don't pretend my family members are worth more as human beings than any other human being, we are all humans. Extremely sick and vulnerable people are a drain on society, hogging resources that could be used to save many more lives if used more effectively. I guess you don't care about them, as you are a selfish person. Be better.
@@snuffeldjuret Well mate, in Australia, we have @ 26 Million people. 1841 people of all ages have died from Covid and 182,870 have been infected. We all wore masks and stayed inside. Now Florida, similar population, yet 3,704,746 infected and 60,197 dead, because they refused to wear masks or stay inside. If people did the right thing at the beginning of this pandemic, many more people would be alive. Stupidity is what has cause Covid to keep going and killing people. So how about caring for ALL Humans and understand that if we all did the right thing, Covid would be gone by now.
This is why when we build roads across wilderness areas, we need to design the road with wildlife in mind and engineer more wildlife corridors.
It's Yellowstone park buffalo are literally everywhere 🤍
Ya hey just like in Agenda 21!😀 hooray for the commies!
Yeah let's bubble wrap the whole world!
Great point Gemini, I agree! (and so do the animals🐂).
@@joshualand5467 Its the humans "bubble wrapping" and destroying everything.
Imagine what a real bison stampede was like 300 years ago.
Soon we won't have to imagine it
The land around it would tremble
It would take all day for it to pass by.
Exactly!
Scare a couple off the buffalo jump for dinner 😋
Drivers in the cars are thinking "I'm so glad I didn't ride the motorcycle today"
I saw video of them charging a group of snow mobiles on the road in Yellowstone. It looked terrifying.
Lol 😂😂
I was fearing for their radiator a time or two!
Lol, I was just thinking the same thing about the motorcycle 🤣😂👏
Imagine the sight when there were thousands in a herd.
Looks more like a migration than a stampede.
You are Correct
Used to be many millions of them. So glad to see these running free with their little ones!
I'm glad to see it, too, but "millions?" Nope. Thousands. Tens of thousands. Yes. No millions.
The estimates are that there were between 30 to 70 million bison in North America in the year 1800. I didn’t know, so I just looked it up. I realize that’s a wide estimate range, but there definitely were many million bison.
@@John-yv7dc Yes, in North America, but not in the Yellostone area alone.
This was about 130 past the car.
@@workin4alivin585 WOW Do you feel justified now
When Bison can stampede with less pushing and shoving or fighting than Black Friday shoppers...
And to think the former were almost extinct... from a different form of shopper....
😀😁☺👍
So true!😂😂😂
In comparison, bisons appear to be more civil
@@sidsid9808 Better behaved too.
That was something. Imagine when there used to be millions and millions of them.
Hopefully someday there will be again.
RevPar Ravager manifest destiny will always prevail
They're not endangered, there is 60 million in the US. The meat sells in grocery stores.
Its sad they was almost wiped out back then for stupid reason.
@@BiG-JuPO1O1 well it was for food and survival.
I’m from England and I’ve honestly never seen anything like this (apart from a stampede of sheep and a sheepdog 🐑 🐶) so thank you for the video, really cool! I’ll have to put Yellowstone on my list of places to go sometime 👍
It's an amazingly place👍
Its a sad fate that wildlife in England and much of Europe has been exterminated. Sigh
Yellowstone ne imiş come from rize :)
there used to be so many bison a century or so ago that they would run them up to a cliff and they would fall to their death. A lot of people were trampled to death trying to get out west.
Check out the seventh wonder of the world. That is the great migration of wildebeest at maasai mara.
It’s always wonderful seeing adult animals in the wild safeguarding the younger generation.
That is infinitely cooler than waiting for the sheep to cross the road in New Zealand.
Steven's in heat
They are not trapped 😂🤣 you clearly have never been to Yellowstone
In NZ when a police car drives down the road with it's lights flashing you know a sheep is stuck in a cattle grid! Loved NZ.
dyy Fethiiyhn WHAT? Where did you get that idea?
Steven Greeson Yes Virgin they are
It’s good to see Bison making a come back after almost being wiped out. They are beautiful animals.
Really it great to see. being kind against animal true human nature
That is so cool. Wish I had been there, even if it was my own car.
@Sue Martino really. That's what you get out of this?
You mean after white people almost wiped them out? And now that you have decided to grow a conscience. You suddenly care? Please. 🤪
I read that they were wiped out on purpose to make way for farming and oblige the indigenous people to stop living the nomadic lifestyle. The USA government hired lots of Buffalo hunters to exterminate them.
It’s fascinating how they’ve adapted to life in the park. The herd clearly has systems in place for crossing bridges and keeping the calves away from cars.
Amazing that, as heavy as some of them are, their footsteps sound so light and delicate on the pavement.
It's nice to see so many of them alive again.
It really is but it's sad that it's still such a tiny amount compared to how many there should be.
They won't be for long buffalo chicken wings are my favorite food
@@JS-wm6ko i really hope this is a joke
Ya but they are all inbred.
@@Pulse589 I think that was a joke, but I have eaten bison, and it's delicious! Bison burgers, bison steak, bison jerky, there are ranches where bison are raised for consumption.
I love the sound their hooves make while running on the concrete
Yeah, a real natural sound right? 😂
That fresh morning sound of Buffalo hooves on the concrete. Mmmmmm
I don’t.It’s so lame 🤣
Can't be good for their hooves though.
Kevin Costner once said that during the buffalo hunt scene in Dances With Wolves, the prairie grass was unusually moist (or dry, I forget) and so the stampeding buffalo were so maddeningly soft and quiet they had to dub most of the sound of all the hooves.
This is the coolest thing I have seen in awhile!
Thank goodness for CZcams.
Thank you so much for posting this, it made my day!
That was super cool
I love how fast the momma bison at 1:07 got her baby to move away from the other one.
How respectful they managed not to hit the cars.🤙🤙🤙
Well I think they try not to hit any large stationary objects lol
I was think that to!
It probably would have hurt them too and they are probably aware of that.
These aren't Seattle buffalo.
@@Lazy_Prophet Exactly. It's not like in the wild they generally trot along and run right into trees!
Baby Bison: I'm gonna butt the car.
Mama Bison: get back here you little trouble maker.
I know that was so adorable. Never seen anything like this in Australia
Ha ha merci j'ai bien ris ! 😄😁😆
Allstate we've seen some things
That was not a Mama Bison by the looks of its enormous nutsack
😂😂😂👍👍👍
I love seeing them healthy & happy. Its nice to see more people respecting nature.
Thank you for posting. It is beautiful to see these wonderful beasts.
A little glimpse on a small scale of what the unsettled west must've looked like centuries ago. Great video!
Despite the cars😉
Yeah, imagine the scene about 200 years ago with about a million of them in a herd............
Reading books of the west makes me want to see what appears to be "70 million" on the plain.. :)
@@christopherdean1326 right!!
@@Framer_Mike I read once of a herd that took FOUR DAYS to pass a township.
0:48 - That big fella hasn't done any cardio in a while 😅
Lol... That's exactly me, I do hard work but haven't done cardio in a while so after a few minutes I'll be 😰😰😰😰😰😝😝😝😝😜
I was like frigging hell that's one large boy he was magnificent you are so lucky to have these beautiful creatures in your country
I feel attacked that they got me on film.
Lol he was sure giving it all he had though!
lol 😭😂
Fabulous! Wish the whole herd was shown…you can see more coming down from the hill up on the left. Must admit if I had been in one of those vehicles, I would have been concerned one of the large ones might have charged the vehicle! So good to know these magnificent beasts are thriving again.
My exact thoughts !! My heart was pumping just watching them get close.to this vehicle
Wow, they just keep coming and coming - beautiful!!!
That big bull, his tongue was dragging. I think he might have been saying, "Can we stop now."
Actually he was saying:
Bleab, bleab, bleab...
Wow I didnt know large herds like this still existed, this was beautiful. And to see all the babies they have is amazing, they are doing well.
They do a Buffalo round up in Custer state park every year
These are obviously owned by someone, cuz they didn’t get rings in their noses on their own….
This definitively isn’t a large herd
3x3
why wouldn’t they still exist tho? Did something change? Bison and buffalo have always been around
This stampede is longer than most trains. Nothing more exciting than sitting at a railroad crossing for what seems to be 15-30 minutes. Beautiful sight!
The numbers are looking better
All the time. Wonderful to see.
Thank you for sharing this. 👍
The sounds and sights of the big bulls was beyond impressive. How beautiful.
@Amusis ... and I cannot lie!
How are Buffalo better at merging than Chicagoland drivers?
EXACTLY!! Cook/Lake County.. thee worst!
Buffalo eventually allow others to merge, and don't blame the other buffalo for their stupidity.
New Orleans people could learn from them
Nickbiz247 ,folks like Jimmy require no effort to look dumb.
Whole USA!!!!!!!
Love that big bruiser that trots by at :50
And all those adorable baby bison!
He was stinky!
@@kristenclayton1118 😂
Thats was brilliant! Had no idea the herd had gotten so big, in modern day terms atleast. Warms the heart. 🙂
0:50 this guy's done with this whole "stampede" thing.
He really is... lol
That's me when I think I'm gonna get in shape and go jogging with friends
Grandpa Bison
Lmao yep, with his tongue hanging out, looks like he's one of the elders.
I mean look at the size of the lad
I thought for sure atleast one of them was gonna take a shot at the car
I suspect they regard it as a big boulder. Bison have poor eyesight. No sense in trying to knock a boulder out of the way.
That's how it looked millions of years ago before they were kill off
@@Rutherford_Inchworm_III LOL
There was one or two that went sideways a sec as if thinking about it LOL
@Baba Ganush thanks I'm glad u get it but the buffalo were all over from north to south not they are just put in parks 🥴 just like us natives we are put in small reserves sad
*”**0:13** Wait Wait! Careful... we don’t have Bison insurance to cover the damage if we hit that humans car...”*
They are such beautiful, majestic animals!
as someone from germany the biggest wild animal i've seen was probably a hedgehog...this is crazy
At over a half ton, 450 kilos, they are very majestic and faster than one can imagine. Yellowstone has many Bison/human encounters yearly, many do do not end well for the human.
I got surrounded by a herd of bison in the Wachita National Wildlife Refuge in southwest Oklahoma once. Like the one in this video, an all-ages group, but the calves were much younger and still that pretty golden-rust color. The herd surrounded my car and then just stopped right there on the road. I put my car into Park for the next 15 or so minutes and enjoyed the live close-ups until they decided to move on. Best part was that I had five of my 8th grade students with me in the car, and we were to be camping in the park for the next several days. Every morning, we all had to wait til the Buffalo moved on out of our campsite before heading for the bathrooms. My chaperones and I didn't worry about kids sneaking in to different tents, because the Buffalo came in and bedded down to sleep each night, surrounding us. The Buffalo made interesting snorting sounds and grunts in their sleep, and some even were snoring!
Got caught in the midst of a bison herd in Yukon, Canada a few years back. Magnificent just watching! But I did wonder how the motorcyclists a few hundred meters back were making out, not to mention the bicyclists behind them! Fortunately, our small, hyperactive dog in the car with us remained asleep for the whole spectacle - probably a good thing!
I grew up in suburban California, and it was common to see animals that clearly weighed more than I did. These animals knew who was boss: them. The bucks had antlers that could easily break every bone in my body.
There were also bobcats and a few local mountain lions. They LOOK like house cats; they MOVE like house cats; but they are NOT house cats. If you ever meet a wild cat in the hills - just back away slowly. That’s what I did, and now I am an old man (whew!).
As an American, living in german since 1983, was stateside twice since, and Yellowstone was unfortunatly Not possible last year, THIS video IS the NEXT BEST THING.
When my husband and I were in Yellowstone, I remember one Bison slowly walked past our vehicle. We were in awe. I think in this instance, I might have been just a little panicked. It was cool to watch from my home though.
The bison in Yellowstone are cocky. :-)
I think people are shocked when they see up close just how huge these animals are. They are very majestic.
Say hello with respect cuz they are LARGE AND IN CHARGE my friend.
little panicked? I would have lost it.
We had the same single buff experience when in Yellowstone a few years ago. This was just amazing to see.
It's so nice to see the bison back roaming free! This was a common sight when I was young, maybe 50 years ago and then they became farmed until their recent release just a few years ago in Banff 2018.
We've seen a couple of these "streams". It's very impressive. They really are beautiful animals. My sons dubbed them "so purty, but wow, stanky!". They rolled up the windows real fast. Haha!
I hope you told him that is why you make him take a bath every night or else he'd smell like a bison. lol
I quite like how they smell 😄
Sounds like me when I'm forced to jog
Lol! That's so funny!
😂
That poor ole bull, gonna have a heart attack...
Me too
Sweet!!!👍👍👍
They look great, happy there's so many of them
The bison really should be the national land animal of the United States. Hard to believe they once roamed as far east as the Ohio River Valley. Magnificent creatures.
That was one huge herd! What an amazing sight to see!
Came for the buffalo, stayed for the ASMR.
No cars were hurt in the making of this film. 🐂
Next time use your directionals, that laugh came out of nowhere !!! Good One, Stay well !!!
Brilliant!
Not practicing social distancing or wearing a mask. It's a buffalo life for me!
Aired down and disconnected 😂😂😂
I was tensed and concerned with their well being...
Massive animals. You don't realize how big until you stand right next to one
I really was shocked when I stood next to a moose one time. Will never forget that. Lol
@@christyhinkley393 seriously. Bison, moose, elk.. even horses and cattle are big animals
Just imagine what it would’ve been like to see millions of them all at once.
It's good to see this herd has plenty of calves, hope they keep multiplying :)
Those last runners was me when at school during cross country
me too
@ulhurusurf club 😆
All I can say is OMG that was beautiful
I never thought I would see a road as being a benefit to nature. Yet here we see bison using a man made bridge to safely cross a major river that is dangerous for calves. I can only imagine how happy the moms and calves are in this modern age of being a bison in Yellowstone.
Is this a serious post?
Before men, they didn't need any civilization to cross rivers. Nature is always wiser than "modern times".
@@D.Verdad
In school you failed at humor didnt you
It's possible, but I saw a few sitting around, smoking weed, saying they weren't content.
Magnificent creatures. Pics and videos are one thing, but seeing a full grown male in the real is VERY humbling and terrifying. They are absolutely huge and wildly unpredictable… ❤️ love them.
A noter collier et cloche autour du cou....donc pas si sauvage et en liberté...
@@livingston9481 the ones wth collars are being tracked for scientific and ecological purposes. Few out of the thousands of Park bison are collared. They still run wild and free throughout Yellowstone Park.
They got more manners than "civilized" humans
Sometimes
What a beautiful sight. It’s a blessing to see such a large herd of bison.
This is a beautiful sight! Love all the babies in there! 🥰
I go back whenever I can...and they are always a sight to behold.
Attention DC drivers: this is how you merge
Lol. I'm in NY ....but I hear ya 👍
A few of them turned all the way around. I’d say buffalos are actually quite bad at merging
1:06 when that one person in front of you abruptly stops walking and you step on their heels and trip
Wow! I wish I was there to see that! I saw bison when I traveled thru Edmonton and BC. But this is a once in a lifetime experience!
Dude it was just getting better I never seen them this close.Thanks for sharing.
This is a Great Video that could only happen in the Greater Yellowstone; obviously not a man forced stampede. You were there just at the right time. I hope more people get a chance to enjoy your post, Thanks.
Can you imagine a young child & the parents watching this together in their vehicle!!!
I can just see the parents explaining what's happening to a young boy or girl & then explaining about the wild west days & what happened back then!!!
THAT LESSON WOULD BE WAY BETTER THAN LEARNING ABOUT THIS IN THE CLASSROOM!!!
Much love from Mobile Alabama.
They’re obviously incredibly heavy but they sound so light
What a beautiful and stunning sight. Breathtaking. Thank-you for posting it.
Spectacular video! I was last in Yellowstone in 1957, when I was 2 years old!
And I'm so glad you said "bison" and not "buffalo." It's my mission in life to make people understand that these magnificent creatures are not buffalo, they are bison.
To know what a buffalo is, think water buffalo, common in Asia and Africa.
These American beauties are bison!
They are Tatonka's...Amigo...
Ever see dances with wolves?
I bet you're a blast at parties...
@@jebediahnightlinger6357 How did you know muchachos....
@@jebediahnightlinger6357 I am, because I'm intelligent!
Your mission in life? Really? You might want to set your goals a bit higher (LOL!!!)
Wonderful...some of the bigger males were like “ who the F started this...I’m bloody knackered!”
They can run all day.
That one had his tongue hanging out like he needed a drink of water.
Most picturesque & beautiful to behold!!!! Not many of us will actually get a true to life experience like this!!!! Greatly appreciate the posting!!!! Magnificent wildlife!!!! 👏👏👏👍
Lucky for those people in their cars that the bison saw them as a rock or obsticale to get around rather than a threat, otherwise it could have been a very differant story.
They're 'prey' animals, much prefer to get the hell out of there unless attacked/cornered.
Like deer, horses, sheep etc :)
Can you believe that once 60 million of these amazing creatures roamed through the prairie ?!
1:07 - "Excuse me, please-EXCUSE ME! HEY!"
"Damn Kids!"
Tell ya what, that would've scared the shit out of me! No way I'd be in a car, in the way.
Love the flares on the big guy at 0:52, nice to see the bison flourishing
It's like when you're at a train stop and you can see up the hill and around the corner how long the train is and how long you're going to be sitting there
@Roy G Biv NICE
Rental Car Driver: It’s a good thing I got the Collision Damage Waiver.
"Sorry sir, but the collision damage waiver doesn't cover buffalo stampede."
😂
I don't think waiving coverage would be the thing to choose, unless you mean they lucked out by not getting damage and didn't pay for it.
It would be considered a comprehensive loss since it’s an animal :(
Awwww, how beautiful this is, just awesome 👏 👏👏👏. Gorgeous bisons with their babies too. Love it 😍 Bisons are great creatures so adorable and beautiful. 🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🙌🙌🙌🙌👌👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Apparently, these bison do this with some frequency. I was at the same bridge two years ago and the same thing happened. What's cool is that you can feel the bridge bouncing as they run along.
Life before cell phones....
Boss: Why were you late for work?
Doreen: There was a bison stampede on the freeway.
Boss: Damn it Doreen now I've heard everything!
Lol
That’s so funny
Good 1 😉
Moi un matin
C'était un chameau ....🐫🐫🐫🐫🐫🐫 échappé de son enclos ... les pompiers ne m'ont pas cru ... et ils m'ont demandé si j'avais fumé !!!!! Et pourtant ...😃😄😄😁😆😆😆
Baby Bison: Where we stampeding to?
Papa Bison: I don’t know, but we’re making great time!
.. Baby Bison... "are we there yet dad...?"
"No, child... but not far now..." ❤️
@@onlyhuman1954 cringe
Better yet, Baby Bison asking " are we there yet"? Papa Bison, No, we will let you know . In a little while. Baby Bison, ( 3 minutes later) ARE WE THERE YET?????
Beautiful bison! Thank you so much for posting this and ALSO thank you for not putting music in it! 😊🦋
This reminds me of that "beef, it's what's for dinner" commericial
Just imagine being there 200 years ago and watching millions doing a stampede for days!!
I didn't even know there were that many bison left in North America
That was fucken awesome they just kept coming
@@jaygray7102 Me, too. I just took a look for the numbers and find that at one time there were only a few hundred remaining. The estimate is there are now half a million. That's still far fewer than the estimated 50 or 60 million that were here before the west was settled. Good to have them back.
@@louisc.gasper7588 I live in Canada and we got something like 700 of them from the US to populate Buffalo National Park. Interesting they used the term 'buffalo' when their are no true buffalo in North America.
@@jaygray7102 I haven't had the time or invested interest to find out why the term "buffalo" got started in the Americas. Buffalo in Asia, buffalo in Africa, yes, but not in America. If "bison" is the correct term, why didn't it stick?
Holy crap!
I cant imagine how 100s of thousands of these beasts plowing over miles of open country would have looked like.
It's a pretty commute, but the traffic at rush hours can be frustrating.
Adviso: Bison can run up to 35mph and the big bulls weigh over one ton (1000kg). So, yeah. Word from Wyoming: Please stay in the car, do not attempt to pet a bison or place your children on their backs, and for God's sake don't stalk a young bull thru the scrub & throw a stick at him:
czcams.com/video/2NcfS6jPCmY/video.html
That's by far the most polite stampede I have ever seen.
Each time they approach the car and stop,
"Awe woa, hey, wtf is this!"
They seemed quite confused.
Listen to all the lil clippy cloppies.
Listen to my hoooves. Clippitly clop
It's such a cool sound. And for some reason sometimes makes me hungry.
Wait I dont get it, why do people still support Donald Trump?
@@rupertmurdoch4750 because we don't want Communist taking over this country: The Democrat Liberal Socialist Communist.
@@The-GreenHornet You are brainwashed by Donald Trump and his evil regime at no fault of your own. I have all the necessary facts to fix it, would you like to go over them?
They're more polite than most New Yorkers.
This footage will work out perfectly for a project video I'm working on...thanks fren..
Magnificient! They perceive danger and understand it is best to slow down/stop. Knowing limitations and making the appropriate adjustments is just plain smart. Sharp instincts, understandings. All animals do it.
The tongues lmao
Fun fact: they dont sweat like humans. They loose all their liquids through their mouth. Same goes for dogs
Edit: thats actually not true, they use their toungs to cool down their system instead of sweating (which cools down the system)
@cubomania3 only a human would attribute the natural state of life for a Bison to that of a human who eats garbage and watches sad sitcoms daily. Fun fact. They have more endurance that you sitting there typing a non-essential comment.
@@jvon3885 way to be an asshole Jason.
@@jvon3885Not a nice attitude Jason.
I must say, i find some comments made by Americans usually and very quickly degenerate to nastiness. Why is that?
As a South African, i enjoy videos posted here bcos its good to see how others in this world experience life. I like reading and enjoying the comments, and so its very odd to observe the intolerance here at times.
That doesn't happen here. And yet we r so diverse here, u could possibly expect it. I'm beginning to see that South Africans r a lot more genial towards each other and a lot more accepting of each other. It doesn't take much for an American to make a totally unnecessary comment against a fellow American. Why is that?
Its sad, you guys!! Stop it please!
@@barrymckinner388 ok
Powerful beasts...
Love their voices...
Little ones are delightful...as little ones tend to be...
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Glad that they noticed your car! That must have been quite an experience!
Now that was cool. I just went back a hundred and fifty years looking thru my ancestors eyes the Chrakee
They're all just headed to tap dance practice.
LOL The Groupon discount offer said first 50 get a free beverage
I too was lucky enough to have witnessed a bison stampede,later that night we saw the Aurora Borealis! we were near Lemhi Pass at over 9,000ft and it was 80 degrees that night in late July.
Show them, show those humans they can’t wipe you out magnificent creatures.