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Dissolved bison in Yellowstone
2,950,028 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)
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@TaraBull808 Sacrificed itself so the🌋 doesn’t erupt for another 25 years 🤷🏻♂️

@TaraBull808 This is where all the pedophiles should be brought!

@TaraBull808 Poor beast. What a way to die 😢

@TaraBull808 That should be the official Epstein List Swimming Pool.

@TaraBull808 Watch this bison I saw climbing the riverbank

@TaraBull808 I always felt uneasy walking on that boardwalk. Some lunatic can just push you off. It’s crazy why there’re no railings.

@TaraBull808 And all "true crime" fans have a new idea... thanks.

@TaraBull808 Didn’t some dumbass guy jump in those some years back?

@TaraBull808 A bison walking beside the steamy pools in Yellowstone

@TaraBull808 So it dissolves the bison but leaves chunks of fat? Fat melts at a lower temperature than bones do.

@TaraBull808 Capcom still going to find a way to bring him back for Street Fighter 7

This is how they defeated the big evil dinosaur at the end of that Adam Driver movie 65.

@TaraBull808 That’s a lie.. deer go in and out all the time

@TaraBull808 Did park rangers give the bison a fine? I’m pretty certain he’s not allowed to be off the boardwalk like that.

@TaraBull808 I'd always assumed that the animals that lived in the area knew to steer clear of the steaming waters.

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@TaraBull808 Fake news

@TaraBull808 Yeah. Don’t go near those hot springs. Bad idea. 👎

@TaraBull808 If that’s how quickly the bison dissolved imagine how quickly a person would. 😳

@TaraBull808 I wouldn’t be walking on that

@TaraBull808 Shoot! Show me a Timelapse video of that bison cooking because I don’t believe it. They treat those geysers like hot tubs. They be sitting around Old Faithful like it’s a sauna. Those bison don’t care about sticking to designated trails.

@TaraBull808 Quick! Throw in some carrots, onion, potatoes, salt and pepper. Free soup.

@TaraBull808 New idea for a manly cologne.

@TaraBull808 sous vide bison. on the other hand he made a fire aus jous.

@TaraBull808 Fake news, it fell much further into the pool in the mist and they are recording by the path… 🤣

@TaraBull808 I can’t stop thinking about the fact that there was a point that day where that bison was cooked to perfection and it just went to waste.

@TaraBull808 sad.

@TaraBull808 I suggest that lake be developed into an elite swimming club for politicians and bankers.

@TaraBull808 Damn.. became bye-son..

@TaraBull808 The rangers got the bison body out, you guys literally believe anything people say on the internet.😂

@TaraBull808 What about that deer that walked through there and drunk that water

@TaraBull808 There is a video out there of deer walking in and drinking the water

@TaraBull808 I wonder if @peta would sue the caldera for animal abuse 😂

