Touron

Safety for you and safety for the animals are two main reasons you shouldn't interfere with Elk in Wyoming.

The quote: See, I'm like Eliot Ness. I always get my man. I'm that good" Should probably be used from now on by the investigators in Yellowstone.

A mama bear and her cubs are walking through a parking lot and a Touron decides to walk towards the cubs. I admit I was cheering on the bear in this one.

This just in. If you're a bison in Yellowstone National Park, you can take a nap anywhere you dang well please. That happened recently when traffic was brought to a halt by a calf that needed a few z's.

No, we're not surprised. Yes, we are not happy to report that it appears a tourist really did pet a bison in Yellowstone recently.

Anyone who takes a vacation in bear country should be required to pass a course on what to do and not do before they're allowed to do it. A new video proves this point showing a guy who caught a bear eating candy out of his truck then nearly got eaten trying to scare him away.

A new video shows how tourists become "tourons". This kind of genius doesn't happen overnight. It's a person who decided it would be wise to feed bread to a bear.

All tourists that plan to come to Wyoming should watch this video first. Also, if you plan on moving here, watch this video.

The latest brave soul is a woman that decided to get out of her vehicle to film a herd of bison that had caused a bit of a traffic jam here in the Cowboy State.

This summer has been an interesting season for tourons and just bad things happening involving bison and wildlife. This is yet another example of how dangerous and destructive these massive animals can be.

Tourists have been an increasingly atrocious part of Wyoming news, especially when it comes to aggravating wild animals at our state park.

Bad tourists, or what are more commonly referred to as tourons, are back at Yellowstone National Park.