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VIDEO: Shocking Bison Attack Caught On Tape

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Jul. 23 2010, Published 8:57 a.m. ET

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A married couple and their relative cheated death after they were almost trampled by a marauding bison at scenic Yellowstone National Park,  and  RadarOnline.com  has the video of the terrifying incident.  

Cathy Hayes - a teacher from Utah - was videotaping the huge beast at the park in Wyoming while her husband Jeff and his brother Donald watched-on.

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But then the bison became agitated and charged her and her brother-in-law while her husband honked his car horn.

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On CBS's The Early Show on Friday, Cathy told co-anchor Chris Wragge the bison "flipped me end-over-end like a rag doll, in the air."

It turned out she didn't suffer life-threatening injuries, but was pretty badly banged up - suffering severe bruises on her legs and knee.

Her brother-in-law, Donald, broke his shoulder when he tripped and fell.

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Hayes revealed she could hear the bison stomping and snorting around her, and thought she was going to die.

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"They say stay 100 feet away," Hayes said. "We were about 30, 35 feet. I zoomed in on him ... but that's not far enough because they're fast and they can turn on a dime."

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According to authorities, this was the third time visitors to Yellowstone have been injured by bison this summer.

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