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National Park Service, Yellowstone and grizzly bear attack

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15-year-old, 28-year-old attacked by mother grizzly with cubs in Yellowstone National Park
A grizzly bear that attacked two hikers in Yellowstone National Park this week was likely a female bear with cubs, according to the National Park Service.

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Two Yellowstone hikers seriously injured in suspected grizzly bear attack
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What to know about the gruesome Yellowstone National Park bear attacks
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Missing hiker found dead of suspected bear attack in iconic national park
A hiker found in an iconic national park may have died after a bear encounter.

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Winnipeg Free Press · 4h
Deadly bear attack in Glacier National Park is the first in decades at the iconic park
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Body of missing hiker found; injuries consistent with bear encounter
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Yellowstone elk took a cruise to New Zealand in 1905; their descendants are revered

Yellowstone National Park's elk are known to migrate hundreds of miles, but in 1905 seven cows and three bulls likely set a record – a distance of more than 7,500 nautical miles – when they took a cruise from Washington,
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Brain-eating amoeba detected in water at iconic US national parks, study finds

A new study shows that a devastating brain-eating amoeba has been detected in thermal waters at Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park and Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
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Brain-eating amoeba found in hot springs at Yellowstone, other popular sites: Study

Naegleria fowleri, also known as "brain-eating amoeba," has been detected in several of the nation's most popular outdoor destinations, according to a recent study.
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