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Lone hiker videoing up close to a Denali grizzly is killed by the bear

On August 26, 2012 By

Amazing this is the first known instance of a griz killing a human in the vast bear-filled national park-

A grizzly bear has killed a lone hiker (Richard White, San Diego, age 49) on the Toklat River in Denali National Park, Alaska. There are many similar news stories today how it is the first such […]

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Biologist removes cable snare from one of two Denali wolves

On May 6, 2008 By

Biologist removes cable snare from one of two Denali wolves. By Tim Mowry. Fairbanks Daily News Miner
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Original story from April 25. Denali wolves wearing snares. Animals are roaming free with devices caught on necks. By Mary Pemberton. Associated Press.

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Denali wolves wearing snares. Animals are roaming free with devices caught on necks

On April 25, 2008 By

Denali wolves wearing snares. Animals are roaming free with devices caught on necks. By Mary Pemberton.  Associated Press.

Under Wyoming’s wolf plan this could happen inside Yellowstone Park because most of the packs leave the Park from time to time.

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