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    Science Brain-eating amoeba turns up in five western national parks Ellsworth Toohey
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    Delightful Creatures Yellowstone tourists block grizzly bear's path Jason Weisberger
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    News Drunken man kicks bison in Yellowstone, gets attacked and arrested Mark Frauenfelder
  • Nature Remember that time three men got banned from Yellowstone for cooking chickens in a geyser? Lego Park Ranger does! Jennifer Sandlin
  • Sign Sign Everywhere a sign Yet another Yellowstone touron gets stomped by a bison Jason Weisberger
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    national parks Intoxicated visitor at Yellowstone in hot water after burning himself in the park's hot water David Pescovitz
  • Delightful Creatures A fed-up bison sends a rude tourist to the ground at Yellowstone (video) Carla Sinclair
  • yellowstone This is the second time this month that a bison in Yellowstone has gored someone for getting too close Mark Frauenfelder
  • bears Woman gets 4-day jail sentence for being too close to Grizzly bear and cubs at Yellowstone Mark Frauenfelder
  • crime Woman who walked across thermal features at Yellowstone sentenced to a week in the slammer Mark Frauenfelder
  • yellowstone Watch what happens when a group of people gets too close to a bison Mark Frauenfelder
  • yellowstone Judge bans men who trespassed on Old Faithful geyser cone Mark Frauenfelder
  • parks Late night stumble into Yellowstone's Old Faithful results in trip to burn ward Jason Weisberger
  • bears Yellowstone grizzly bear hunt cancelled thanks to court ruling Séamus Bellamy
  • Weird Man attempts illegal soak in Yellowstone acidic hot pool, is reduced to wallet and flip-flops Maureen Herman
  • picks Yellowstone bison calf killed by park rangers after tourists placed it in their rental car trunk Xeni Jardin
  • Science What a Yellowstone supervolcano eruption would actually mean for humanity Maggie Koerth
  • animals Killer bears, and the humans who track them down Xeni Jardin
  • robots Bear-deterring "Monster Wolves"sold out in Japan Gail Sherman

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