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WY: Hiker killed by bear at Yellowstone National Park
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"A grizzly bear killed a hiker at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming last week, according to a preliminary investigation from the National Parks Service."
"Investigators have not determined an exact cause of death, according to a statement released Saturday. The victim's body was found Friday in an off-trail area near Elephant Back Loop Trail, and was 'partially eaten' and covered."
"The park service says tracks show an adult female grizzly bear and at least one of her cubs were in the area and likely involved in the event." ... |
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Uncommon1
(8/10/2015)
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Most of us are lucky to even see a grizzly bear when visiting Yellowstone. This person was really lucky to have gotten to be shared as a meal by the Bear family. Guess that spray didn't work very well. |
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