Tourists approach bison for a selfie, and the reaction is incredible

It’s amazing what happened to those tourists who approached the bison to take a picture. The reaction was recorded.

Annoying animals to take a picture isn’t quite right In fact, those tourists who have experienced it have understood it well. It happened on a campaign and most likely the lesson will be given and they will no longer try to take pictures with the animals so as not to put their lives in danger. Let’s see together the story of the tourists who approach the bison.

They approach the bison for a photo: but here’s the reaction

Animals are not always friendly and helpful towards humans. And in fact, you need to be careful when you are bothered to take a picture or anything else because this can be reckless and then risk your life. These tourists found out after they got close to the bison.

This happened during a walk in the countryside and those tourists who saw the bison thought they would get close to it and then take a selfie with it. Too bad their plan doesn’t have it though He worked, and the buffalo knocked one of the people into the air causing him to walk away and fall.

However, when the animal is disturbed in its habitat, one has to imagine that the reaction may not even be calm and calm. The animal’s reaction is actually unpredictable. So getting close to an animal that doesn’t tend to recognize humans is a gamble.

In fact, you can see in the photo a group of tourists with one woman in particular who tried to get close. However, the meeting did not go as hoped because after the woman extended her hand as if she wanted to fondle him, he started to confront her. Thus, the woman immediately fled. Here are some features.

Bison: some characteristics

The bison is a mammal and its dimensions are quite impressive. They certainly vary from specimens but usually reach 2 to 3.5 meters in length and 750 to 900 kilograms in weight for males. It is usually found in the prairies of North America but there are plantations in our country as well.

The front is more developed than the back. It also has a reddish-brown coat with shaggy hair. On the neck and throat it has longer hair. One of the characteristics, then, is the strong, curved, but very short horns. But also the hump on the back.

This animal lives in herds and we usually find about 65 specimens within these herds. The dominant sex in the herd is female but there are also smaller male and female specimens. It feeds on grass, leaves and shrubs during the morning.

The mating season takes place at the end of August and there are real battles for possession of the female. Pregnancy lasts 9 months and during the first year of life, the bison calf is fed with the milk of any female bison. Moreover, females reach sexual maturity earlier than males. These at 2 years while males later.