Massive Bison Jacks Up Tourist's Car In Yellowstone: VIDEO

Ladies and gentlemen, we have some more footage of the animal thunderdome in Yellowstone, and it's of a massive bison.

Everyone who reads OutKick knows we stay on top of all the insanity that happens in nature, and few things are more predictable and dependable than people visiting Yellowstone finding themselves in trouble.

Unlike the hit neo-Western show with Kevin Costner, tourists are rugged cowboys ready to run a ranch or carry out a gunfight at a moment's notice.

Most tourists have no idea what they're doing. That often leads to some funny results. While the tourists in the latest video stayed in their vehicle (the smart thing to do) a massive bison still decided to mix it up.

Bison aren't to be messed with in Yellowstone or anywhere else!

In an Instagram video posted by @touronsofyellowstone, an absolutely massive bison came up to a car full of tourists and jacked it up like it was no big deal at all.

Check out the insane video and damage below. Make sure to send your thoughts to David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

This video is another great example of why we keep our heads on a swivel whenever dealing with the animal thunderdome.

You think that giant bison is cute and wants to be pet? You think it's your family dog? Wrong. It's a massive wild animal that could shred a human without hesitation.

Look at the damage it did to the car with one shake of its head. If a bison can crush metal, then it can absolutely crush a human.

Fortunately, these tourists didn't attempt to get out and get as close as possible. It's shocking how often we see that happen. How do people expect that situation to end?

Always stay prepared while out in nature dealing with the animal thunderdome. Hopefully, these people have solid insurance. They're going to need it after a fun little encounter with a bison not interested in playing games.

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David Hookstead is a reporter for OutKick covering a variety of topics with a focus on football and culture. He also hosts of the podcast American Joyride that is accessible on Outkick where he interviews American heroes and outlines their unique stories. Before joining OutKick, Hookstead worked for the Daily Caller for seven years covering similar topics. Hookstead is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.