6 Accidents To Note When Going To The Wild Park

Enjoy a wonderful stay in the national parks, remember to note the following 6 principles to avoid trouble and keep yourself safe.
6 accidents to note when going to the wild park
According to National Geographic magazine (USA), every year, outgoing tourists get accident and lead to death in national parks around the world.
To avoid accidents, you must comply with the rules and regulations in the park and immediately notify the rangers in the nearest area for timely assistance.
A tourist does not seem to notice the danger for himself when approaching a wild black bear at Yellowstone National Park (USA) - Photo: National geographic / Anfrew H. Brown
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. Do not stand near the edge of dangerously high altitude areas
During a 1992 tour in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona (USA), a tourist, while playing with his daughter unfortunately lost his balance, slipped and fell from a guard rail at a height of about 120m and lead to death.
Artwork: Jimmy Dau
2. Do not take selfies with wild animals
In Yellowstone National Park (USA), the 6-year-old woman and daughter engrossed in taking a selfie with the background of a wild bison standing about 6 meters away
Suddenly the bison attacked the woman and knocked her down.



Luckily, she escaped and was slightly injured.
Artwork: Yellowstone National Park
3. Not "break" the rules, strictly follow the rules in the park
In July 1981, 24-year-old tourist David Allen Kirwan plunged into the hot-water Celestine Pool over 90 degrees Celsius to try to rescue a friend's dog Moosie who was on a trip with him.
Kirwan's condition was very bad, blind, third degree burns and died in hospital.
Celestine Pool - Photo: Historylines
4. Do not use drones to take pictures at unauthorized locations
In 2014, a tourist while operating a drone to take pictures dropped the device on the Grand Prismatic Spring pool area in Yellowstone National Park (USA).
The failure of this device led to the Yellowstone Park Administration to set a rule not to take photos with drones
Signposts banning the use of drones at Yellowstone Park - Photo: Yellowstone National Park
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Do not feed wild animals
In 1977, a boy was led by his parents to the area near the Wawona Hotel in Yosemite National Park, California (USA) in 1977.
When the boy fed the deer a potato, it was stabbed by a sharp antler, leading to death.
Artwork - Pinterest
6. Wear suitable shoes when visiting
It is not uncommon for women to wear high heels when traveling, but it is important to wear shoes that are suitable for different travel situations and destinations.
On the Bright Angel Trail in the Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona (USA), the rangers always remind female visitors not to wear high heels when experiencing, because of that. This can cause leg pain and, more severe, foot injuries.
Artwork: Kimberly
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