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New York PostA 65-year-old visitor sustained a broken femur after a bison at Yellowstone National Park threw him eight feet into the air. He spoke from his hospital bed about the July 10 incident at Bridge Bay Campground.
Nbc NewsA man recovering in a hospital bed described being charged and thrown into the air by a bison. The incident left him with a fractured hip.
The GuardianA 65-year-old visitor was hospitalized after a bull bison charged and flipped him near Bridge Bay Campground in Yellowstone National Park. The incident is the second human-bison encounter reported at the park in 2026.
foxnews.comA 12-year-old was injured by a bison near Mud Volcano on Friday morning and taken to a hospital. The incident is the first reported bison-related injury of the 2026 season. Park officials continue to investigate while reminding visitors of required distances from wildlife.
New ScientistResearchers extracted genetic material from Arctic ground squirrel faeces preserved in Yukon permafrost. The samples contained DNA from woolly mammoths, steppe bison, horses, wolves, and a large cat species.
New ScientistFootage from September 2025 shows a pack of seven wolves targeting a newborn European bison in Białowieża Primaeval Forest. The 20-minute encounter ended with the herd driving the wolves away.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewA new study examined fossilized droppings and found evidence that ancient ground squirrels consumed meat from mammoths, bison, and saber-toothed cats. The findings expand understanding of the animals' diet beyond plant material.
upi.comNew rules published May 12 would restrict federal grazing permits to commodity-producing animals. Tribes say the change blocks access for bison herds managed for conservation and cultural purposes.
msnbc.comInterior Secretary Doug Burgum revoked seven leases on 63,000 acres of federal land awarded to the conservation group in 2022. The decision targets American Prairie's 950 bison while assuring more than 50 Native American tribes that their herds will not necessarily face similar r…