Hairy American cattle are getting in on the act, from The Daily Mail:
Yellowstone National Park warns tourists after two are gored in a week
* Pamphlet warns animals may be wild, unpredictable and dangerous
* On Tuesday a 62-year-old man was thrown in the air several times
* Officials say increased tourism has put more people closer to the animals
* A male bison can weigh up to 2,000 pounds and sprint three times faster than a man
Thursday, 4 June 2015
"Beware of the bison!"
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Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Animal attack round up
Spotted by View From The Solent in The Telegraph:
Hikers in the French Pyrnees are being warned to stay away from cows after a spate of attacks by angry bovines. At least two tourists have been seriously injured by cows in recent weeks.
One woman was left unconscious after being trampled by a herd as she tried to cross a field near Font-Romeu and a male walker was charged by a cow, sustaining cuts to his arms and head injuries. "The animal threw him to the ground violently and walked on him," the newspaper La Dépêche du Midi said.
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Spotted by Harry Haddock in The Daily Mirror, adding "... either goats are getting into the cow attack market, or cows are using them as cannon balls."
Walker rushed to hospital after being hit by falling mountain goat... Hiker Walter Kaiser, 59, ended up in hospital after tumbling 50ft when he was hit by a falling mountain goat in Filzmoos, Austria. The goat was unhurt.
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Spotted by Pavlov'c Cat: