We’re used to seeing tourists mess with elk in America’s national parks, but our friends to the north seem to have the same problems.
Now, I’m not sure that these tourists were necessarily doing anything wrong, but watching them get chased off a bridge seems like Mother Nature swinging Karma back around.
“Female elk decides to use the bridge after attempting swim. Chases photographing tourists and oblivious fisherman off the bridge, holding them on Pyramid Island in Jasper, Alberta.”
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