National Park Service rangers are seeking information about two individuals they say were seen 'harassing' a bison calf at Grand Teton National Park.
A Yellowstone tourist was nearly gored by a bison earlier this month after trying to pet it.
"It’s important to view wildlife safely, responsibly and ethically. Treat all wildlife with caution and respect as they are wild, unpredictable and can be dangerous," the statement continued."The safety of visitors and wildlife depends on everyone playing a critical role in being a steward for wildlife by giving them the space they need to thrive -- their lives depend on it.
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