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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. 鈥?National Park Service officials say a Colorado man was injured earlier this week after being gored by a bison.In a news release, agency officials said the man and his family were walking on a boardwalk near Giant Geyser at Old Faithful on Monday when a bison charged them.A video of the incident appeared to show the man behind the animal as he tried to protect his family when a child is seen running away and the bison chasing after the child, the Associated Press reported.The news outlet reported that the video shows the victim grabbing the child when he was thrown by the bison while still holding onto the child.Park officials said the man injured his arm and was taken to a nearby hospital.The incident is
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