A bison at Yellowstone National Park that was linked to a widely shared incident involving a visitor is now the subject of a management decision. Carl McDaniel, 65, was attacked by the bison at the park’s Bridge Bay Compound at about 8:30 p.m. on Friday while he and his grandson were walking nearby. The animal’s behavior reportedly involved agitation and caused the attack that brought the incident to broader attention online. According to the available reports, park management is evaluating what happens next for the bison. The decision under consideration includes whether the animal should be removed from the area, with officials weighing appropriate next steps in response to the incident. The cited account does not provide the final outcome or the criteria being used, but it indicates that authorities are assessing the situation and will decide on the animal’s fate based on its involvement in the attack and related park safety considerations.