Woman Found Dead in Suspected Grizzly Attack Near Yellowstone

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Woman Found Dead in Suspected Grizzly Attack Near Yellowstone
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A woman died in an apparent bear attack on a popular hiking trail west of Yellowstone National Park over the weekend.

A woman died in an apparent bear attack on a popular hiking trail west of Yellowstone National Park on Saturday morning, wildlife officials said. Both the woman’s body and grizzly bear tracks were found at the scene on Buttermilk Trail, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks said in a news release. A cause of death was not immediately confirmed, and an investigation into the incident continues.

An emergency closure that prevents all human entry has been issued for the area, and is expected to last until Aug. 25, according to rangers. The “apparent bear encounter,” as officials called it, comes amid an uptick in grizzly bear population, according to the Montana department’s release.

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