Bears, bison and wolves: how to protect yourself while visiting Yellowstone National Park - ForumDaily
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Bears, bison and wolves: how to keep yourself safe when visiting Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park is known as one of the best national parks in America. It is home to many wild animals including wolves, elks, bison, bears and many more. These creatures are truly magical to watch in the wild. However, meeting them is not always pleasant. How you can protect yourself and enjoy your vacation Only in Your State.

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Hosting between 4 and 6 million tourists each year, the park is an incredible place to observe wildlife in its natural habitat.

Yellowstone is home to countless majestic creatures. You are likely to see bison, wolves, grizzly bears and even moose in some areas.

While interacting with wildlife is usually harmless, it's important to keep a few safety tips in mind. Inappropriate behavior around wild animals can endanger both you and the animals.

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The first and most important thing to remember when encountering animals in the wild is to give the wild animals enough space.

If you encounter a bison or elk, be sure to give these creatures at least 75 feet (23 m) of space. Think about the length of two buses - that's considered a safe distance. Any closer, and the animals might see you as a threat.

With grizzly bears, stay even further away. At least 100 yards (92 m) is the ideal distance between you and a wild grizzly.

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No matter how calm the animals seem, they can start to behave aggressively at any moment.

Finally, always stay on marked footpaths and hiking trails.

Visitors should never approach or feed the animals in the park, as this can lead to the animals becoming addicted and chasing people.

For more information on park safety regarding wildlife when visiting some of the best parks in the US, be sure to read National Park Service guide.

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