Wildlife officials confirmed the deaths of two bears last week due to human conflicts. According to Montana Fish, Wildlife ...

A black bear at Yellowstone National Park was killed by park staff last week after a series of incidents indicating that it had learned to associate the presence of people with food, something that ...

An adult female black bear has been lethally removed from Yellowstone National Park after becoming conditioned to human food, ...

The woman who was killed by a grizzly bear Saturday near Yellowstone National Park was hiking alone and did not appear to have been armed with bear spray.. The incident occurred before 8 a.m. on ...

On Wednesday, Yellowstone emailed a statement regarding the incident to For The Win Outdoors. The statement, which provides more details and context than our Tuesday report, reads: ...

A woman was found dead in Montana after "an apparent bear encounter" on a trail near Yellowstone National Park, officials said Sunday. The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks said in a ...

The grizzly bear, which killed Amie Adamson near Yellowstone National Park in July and injured someone else in 2020, broke into a home in search of food.

Caption: Yellowstone National Park officials investigating a grizzly bear incident caught on camera (KECI) Darcie Addington shared a video with KECI of a grizzly bear bluff charging a tourist that ...

National Parks Yellowstone bear charges at woman who approached with phone, park launches investigation to find her She appeared to disregard a park rule to stay at least 100 yards away from bears.

The 28-year-old bear had a cub, named Spirit, with her at the time. The cub’s whereabouts are not known but there is no evidence to suggest it was involved in the incident.

Woman Dead After ‘Apparent Bear Encounter’ Near Yellowstone National Park . Grizzly bear tracks were confirmed at the scene of the incident, wildlife officials reported . By.

On average, one bear attack occurs each year in Yellowstone, park officials said.Visitors are advised to stay at least 100 yards away from the animals and to never approach them to snap a photo.