Boiled Alive: Top 9 Most Horrific Incidents in Yellowstone

One of Wyoming's treasures is Yellowstone National Park.

Millions of visitors from around the world have visited Wyoming to enjoy the park.

Many of these visitors arrive and have a pleasant time.

However, some of them never returned or got serious injuries.

So which deadly feature of Yellowstone National Park killed the most?

Well, the park is dangerous, but also... people are STUPID!

Here is the latest video that tries to help tourists understand, before they visit.

It probably won't do any good, but here we go again.

Let's look at the ways most people DIE in Yellowstone National Park.

Boiling to death in the springs

There are literally signs all over the place explaining how dangerous those springs are. But that doesn't stop some people.

Boiling to death in Yellowstone's acid hot springs happens more often than any other way that people die in the park.

Getting lost or stranded

Stay on marked trails. It's not that hard and, once again, there are signs, warning you to STAY ON MARKED TRAILS.

Bears are NOT your friends

Know where bears and are kept far away. It's that simple. Carry bear spray, and know what to do if you are approached by a wild animal.

Bison don't like you

The same rules apply to the bears.

Welcome to Wyoming.

It's a wonderful state.

Have you ever wondered why so few people live here?

It's one of the largest states in the USA by land mass.

However, Wyoming has the lowest population of any state.

That is, in part, because of the number of people who fled Wyoming before it killed them.

Tourists discover this when they come to Wyoming to experience its beauty, only to have that beauty make an attempt on their lives.

Those animals look so cute and hugable until you try to hug them. It's almost as if they look cute just to sucker people in for the attack.

See that beautiful prairie grass? It has deadly snakes and other varments including cute little prairie dogs that carry THE PLAGUE!

Come to Wyoming and climb a mountain, where you can get eaten by mountain lions and bears.

We have avalanches too. OH, JOY!

Would you like a summer rock avalanche to descend on you or a winter snow avalanche to bury you?

Whitewater rafting is fun until it kills you. Park Rangers recently rescued 8 people on the Snake River after their raft flipped, stranding them overnight.

We recently published a story on what lurks down the hole of Wyoming outhouses. Better hold it in until you get out of state.

Wyoming has more guns per capita than any other state. So, be nice.

GO ON go for a nice drive and see the sites. WYOMING GPS wants to get you lost out in some God-forsaken desert. There is nobody out there to hear your scream. Somebody might find your bleached white bones in a hundred years or so.

Care to talk about how many people Wyoming's weather has killed?

You might be wondering, why does anyone live out here?

FRESH AIR- that's why.