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Grizzly bear kills couple, dog at Banff National Park in Canada - Vimarsana News

Grizzly bear kills couple, dog at Banff National Park in Canada

A family member said the couple's dog was also killed in the attack.

Bear Attacks 73-Year-Old Woman Walking in Montana as Husband Uses Bear Spray to Rescue Her - Vimarsana News

Bear Attacks 73-Year-Old Woman Walking in Montana as Husband Uses Bear Spray to Rescue Her

The couple was walking with their dog on national forestland near the U.S.-Canada border when the bear came out of thick brush and attacked

Source: yahoo.com
Grizzly Bear With Aggressive Behavior Attacks, Kills Couple, Dog In Canada - Vimarsana News

Grizzly Bear With Aggressive Behavior Attacks, Kills Couple, Dog In Canada

A grizzly bear with aggressive behavior was euthanized after killing a couple and their dog in Canada.

Montana woman, 73, is mauled by a bear near Glacier National Park near the Canadian border during walk with her dog and husband who sprayed the beast - Vimarsana News

Montana woman, 73, is mauled by a bear near Glacier National Park near the Canadian border during walk with her dog and husband who sprayed the beast

A 73-year-old woman was taken to hospital after being mauled by a bear at Flathead National Forest - a popular hiking spot close to Glacier National Park and just south of the U.S. Canadian border.

Canada grizzly bear attack victims were on permitted hike, carrying bear spray - Vimarsana News

Canada grizzly bear attack victims were on permitted hike, carrying bear spray

Park staff found two cans of bear spray at the scene and that the individuals' food had been hung appropriately to avoid attracting animals, Parks Canada said in a statement. The deaths were the first from a grizzly bear in Banff National Park in decades and involved a bear that was not collared, tagged or previously known to park staff, according to the statement. Parks Canada was alerted about the bear attack late Friday and the response team shot and killed the animal when it charged at them.

Source: yahoo.com