Multiple Bison Escape Roads, Parks Washington, Colorado, Ontario

Multiple incidents of escaped bison have been reported across North America recently, raising public safety concerns. In Grays Harbor County, Washington, a group of bison wandered onto state highways but were safely wrangled without harm to animals or people. Similarly, in Douglas County, Colorado, a single bison escaped in Daniels Park, prompting a temporary park closure and a coordinated response by park rangers to herd the animal back into its enclosure; this herd is part of a conservation effort linked to historic wild bison populations. In King, Ontario, multiple bison escaped onto Keele Street, leading police to warn drivers to exercise caution and avoid approaching the animals, though the source of the escape remains unknown. Authorities across these events emphasize the unpredictability and potential danger posed by bison, urging the public to keep a safe distance and report sightings promptly. These episodes highlight ongoing challenges in managing large wildlife in populated areas.