Bison deliberately beats a woman, drags her across a road and rips off her pants after crawling to a calf to take pictures
- An Iowa cyclist got off a motorcycle and approached a buffalo calf
- The adult bison then came up behind her and threw her to the ground
- The 54-year-old woman’s pants fell off during the attack
- She had to be taken by air to the hospital to be treated for serious injuries
- Incident was recorded on video and happened in Custer State Park, South Dakota
- Visitors are advised to stay in their cars and keep a safe distance from bison
A passenger of a motorbike was accused of an adult bison after trying to approach a calf to take close-up photos.
Before reaching the calf, the bison clapped at her and hit the ground.
It happened Wednesday in Custer State Park in South Dakota when cyclists were in the area for the 2020 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
An Iowa cyclist got off her motorcycle and approached a buffalo calf
The adult bison then came up behind her and threw her to the ground
The 54-year-old Iowa woman approached the young bison when the adult dressed her to wrap her belt and jeans around his horn.
The animal could then run with her jeans on, but in the process, she knocked her unconscious.
The woman had perished like a sucker before she finally hit the ground, after which the bison returned to its herd.
The woman was taken aback to the hospital and is said to have suffered serious injuries but is expected to make a full recovery, according to KELO.
The incident happened while thousands of motorcyclists were in the Black Hills in the western park of the state for the 2020 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
The woman’s trousers were damaged during the attack
They eventually end up with the air to the hospital having to be treated for serious injuries
Bikers gather at the Full Throttle Saloon during the Sturgis Motor Bike Rally in 2020 amid concerns and criticism about such gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic
People were walking along Main Street during the 80th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota last weekend. Although the rally usually attracts around 500,000 people, officials estimate that more than 250,000 people attended the festival this year
Custer County Sheriff Marty Mechaley warned visitors to keep their distance from bison in the park.
‘We want everyone to repeat not to talk to the fluffy cow – also called Bison / Buffalo. We’ve had conversations about the fluffy cows that sometimes block the road – some people get too close too.
‘Remember this is their park and we are the guests … give them a break and keep your distance.
The area is busy for the time of year with roughly 250,000 people flocking to the state as part of a 10-day festival known as the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
The rally is expected to be one of the largest public gatherings since the pandemic began.
People are flocking from all over the country to a state that is proposing a proposal because of coronavirus restrictions, because South Dakota has no special borders for covered audiences, no mask mandates and a governor who likes to welcome visitors and the money that they bring.
Motorcyclists ride through downtown Deadwood, South Dakota during the 80th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
People driving through downtown Sturgis, South Dakota, pictured on Monday
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