Picture-Taking Tourists Get Way Too Close To Elk In Rocky Mountain National Park
Getting dangerously close to wild animals is an entirely avoidable epidemic in this country. The National Park Service is very close to having to post signs and billboards all over the place with their guidance on approaching wild animals. Even then, I still think we’d see tourists waltzing right up to the wildlife like they are visiting a petting zoo. In case you didn’t know, the NPS advises tourists to stay 100 yards away from more dangerous animals like bears […]
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