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Bear Attacks Hiker in Yellowstone National Park, Leaving 'Significant' Injuries

A bear in Yellowstone National Park inflicted serious—but non-life-threatening—injuries to a 29-year-old hiker on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 16. This marks the first bear attack at Yellowstone since 2019.

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Bear attacks hiker in Yellowstone, the first such encounter in years

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Tourists Behaving Badly at Yellowstone National Park

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Bear attack on hiker closes trail in Yellowstone National Park

A Yellowstone National Park trail remained closed Wednesday after a possible grizzly bear attacked a hiker, leaving him with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

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Solo hiker injured by bear in Yellowstone National Park

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Hiker suffers ‘significant’ injuries after bear encounter in Yellowstone

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Epic Guide to Yellowstone Wildlife

If you are looking to see Yellowstone Animals this is the post for you! We are breaking down the most frequently seen Ye

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Yellowstone National Park wildlife biologist will speak at ISU about wolf reintroduction

AMES, Iowa — The leader of the Yellowstone Gray Wolf Restoration Project will discuss the controversial reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park during a talk at Iowa State University. Douglas Smith will present "Twenty Years of Yellowstone ...

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Video captures tourists pressing their luck with massive wild animal at Yellowstone National Park: 'You are not safe behind a little fence'

One would think that by now, most people are aware they should stay away from large, wild animals in national parks, but as one Instagram user has shown, that's still not the case. Tourons of Yellowstone (@touronsofyellowstone) shared a video of ...

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Wildlife is not migrating out of Yellowstone National Park, NPS says

The National Park Service is clearing up any misconceptions on whether wildlife is migrating away from Yellowstone National Park. Videos have been spreading on social media platforms that appear to show a plethora of animals, such as herds of bison, elk ...

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Baby animals come out to play at Yellowstone National Park – but don’t get too close

YELLOWSTONE, Wyo. (KTVX) — Springtime can only mean one thing for Yellowstone National Park: The newborn baby animals are coming out to play. Earlier this week, Yellowstone National Park posted on social media, celebrating their new residents with ...

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Are animals leaving Yellowstone National Park in ‘mass exodus’? NPS weighs in

Videos allegedly showing wildlife migrating out of Yellowstone National Park in a “mass exodus” started spreading across social media in early July. Screenshot of nunchakusdragon's video on Instagram After videos suggesting wildlife is fleeing ...

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Did Yellowstone camera capture image of mountain lion raising wolf cubs?

An image legitimately taken by wildlife cameras in Yellowstone National Park depicted an authentic situation in which a mountain lion raised two wolf cubs. In mid-September 2025, an image appearing to show a mountain lion raising wolf cubs in Yellowstone National Park circulated online.

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Yellowstone park employee sends internet buzzing with visitors' unbelievable request: 'This tourist was beary entitled'

It's important to follow the rules of the parks and maintain a safe distance when animals are spotted. For bears, Yellowstone says to stay 100 yards away unless you're safely in a vehicle as they pass by. These rules are for the safety of visitors as well as animals.

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Yellowstone National Park preps for summer surge, urges visitors to plan and stay safe

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo. — As Yellowstone National Park prepares for an influx of visitors this summer, they remind folks to enjoy the beauty and majesty of the park by following these tips: A park entrance pass is required to enter the park, not a ...