Yellowstone Park Tourons

The majestic park also attracts those with a lot less intelligence, and multiple times a month, those who report on this region of the country get alerted to acts of foolishness from tourists, or 'tourons', as they've become to be known.

Throughout the years living in southern Idaho, I've heard and read about some pretty unbelievable stories about people doing insane things while visiting nearby Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone National Park is once again trending due to poor decisions made by visitors, or 'tourons' in this case. Some people can't grasp the fact that the park is not a petting zoo.

The California man was posting the live video to ask fans what sites he should explore inside the park, according to details shared by sfgate.com.

Exploring Yellowstone? Be mindful of wildlife and natural features. Read about tourists' reckless behavior and the need for responsible visitation.

A national park isn't someone's personal picnic spot. The proper way to enjoy these wonderful animals is to keep a safe distance back and not set chairs and other belongings out in areas that are known to have large amounts of animals wandering and tourists walking.