Bison Tossing Man in Yellowstone

Photographer Mike MacLeod captured the attack after midnight on July 11, 2026, when an agitated bull bison charged through Bridge Bay campgrounds. His Facebook post passed 626,000 views; Cowboy State Daily's YouTube upload cleared 893,500 views within two days. The victim, Carl Isom-McDaniel, survived with serious injuries.

Mollyploofkins' July 11 X repost surpassed 53 million views. Meme responses included @magills_'s Yakety Sax edit (4.4 million views), callbacks to NBC reporter Deion Broxton's 2020 bison retreat clip, and Travis Chapman's July 13 painting of the launch. Know Your Meme filed a submission July 13 as the clip crossed from news shock to remix fodder.

bisonlaunch.com can publish a respectful incident timeline—park safety distances, MacLeod's photographer credits, and meme remixes clearly labeled as commentary—not encouragement to approach wildlife.

bisontoss.com fits a "touron versus tragedy" editorial vertical explaining why Yellowstone bison clips keep going viral, with downloadable safety cards and a gallery of audio-synced edits that keep humor aimed at park rules rather than the injured camper.

touronbison.com works as a national-park meme digest cross-linking older bison macros (Broxton's escape, prior rampages) so visitors understand this clip as part of a recurring Yellowstone-internet genre.