A grandfather visiting Yellowstone National Park with his grandson was thrown roughly eight feet into the air by an agitated bull bison near Yellowstone Lake, sustaining serious injuries including multiple broken bones. The man was identified as Carl Isom-McDaniel, and the encounter, which occurred Friday near a campground, was captured on video that spread widely online.
The New York Times and The Guardian frame the story around the visceral video/viral spread and the victim's identity as a 'community-minded' grandfather, emphasizing his injuries and the human interest angle without political framing.
ABC News' video coverage is purely factual/descriptive, focused on the incident itself and follow-up on the victim's recovery and general wildlife safety tips, with no ideological framing.
The New York Post provides an extensive, narrative-driven account emphasizing the sequence of events, the photographer's play-by-play, and the victim's good-natured reaction, framed as a dramatic human-interest story with no ideological angle.