YELLOWSTONE — When a bison is tired, it can and will take a nap anywhere, even in the middle of a road blocking traffic.
One bison calf was so tired last week that it lay down on the street in Yellowstone National Park, according to Viral Hog.
Viral Hog reported, “The little guy was quickly surrounded by protective cows. No one was going anywhere.”
One person tried to get close to the bison, but the National Park Service says people should stay at least 25 yards from bison.
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