Several baby bison were spotted having the time of their lives, chasing each other and scampering between the adult bison on June 20 in the Lamar Valley area of Wyoming’s Yellowstone National Park.

A pair of baby bison ran off, what appeared to be the "zoomies," as the adults around them continued to graze without batting an eye. See the video.

Yellowstone National Park staff euthanized a newborn bison after a visitor "intentionally disturbed" the calf, causing its herd to reject the baby, park officials said.. Park staff killed the ...

Baby bison are often referred to as "red dogs" because of the orange or reddish color of their coats. The coats slowly turn brown as young bison age.

Park officials euthanized a newborn bison after a similar incident in 2016, when a Canadian man and his son put the calf in their SUV, thinking they could rescue it. The man pleaded guilty.

Baby bison dies after Yellowstone tourists put it in their car because it looked cold Every year in Lamar Valley, we see bison calves by themselves, destined to perish.

Yellowstone National Park officials killed a baby bison after a visitor picked it up because its herd would not take it back. The man pushed the calf up from the river and onto a roadway.

Park officials euthanized a newborn bison after a similar incident in 2016, when a Canadian man and his son put the calf in their SUV, thinking they could rescue it. The man pleaded guilty.

The Yellowstone National Park tourists who loaded a baby bison into the back of an SUV last month say they thought the calf was already abandoned and believed they were doing a “nice thing ...

An unidentified white man in his 40-50's, wearing a blue shirt and black pants, approached a newborn bison calf in Lamar Valley near the confluence of the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek.

Yellowstone National Park officials say they had to kill a newborn bison after a man picked it up and the animal's herd wouldn't take it back. Skip to main content. Open Main Menu Navigation.