Coverage dated July 26, 2026 to July 27, 2026
Bison rams car at Yellowstone Headline from The Oregonian
A driver's quiet cruise through Yellowstone National Park turned into a roadside emergency, thanks to a bison.
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KTLA Los Angeles
Bison rams car, causing flat tire in frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park ↗ (opens KTLA Los Angeles) Published Jul 26, 2026
KTLA Los Angeles's feed description A bison rammed a vehicle and popped its tire in a scary encounter at Yellowstone National Park. Video of the encounter was posted to TikTok last Wednesday by Tonya Names, who said in the caption that she was starting to roll her window up before getting any closer to the SUV in front of them [...]
New York Post
Terrifying moment massive bison rams car in Yellowstone National Park ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Jul 26, 2026
New York Post's feed description The encounter was caught on video and posted to TikTok.
KSNT Topeka
WATCH: Bison rams car, causing flat tire in frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park ↗ (opens KSNT Topeka) Published Jul 27, 2026
Same headline from 6 more outlets KSNT Topeka's feed description A bison rammed a vehicle and popped its tire in a scary encounter at Yellowstone National Park.
WKBN Youngstown
WATCH: Bison rams car, causing flat tire in encounter at Yellowstone National Park ↗ (opens WKBN Youngstown) Published Jul 27, 2026
WKBN Youngstown's feed description A bison rammed a vehicle and popped its tire in a scary encounter at Yellowstone National Park.
The Oregonian
Bison rams car at Yellowstone ↗ (opens The Oregonian) Published Jul 27, 2026
Same headline from 3 more outlets The Oregonian's feed description A driver's quiet cruise through Yellowstone National Park turned into a roadside emergency, thanks to a bison.
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