In the first fatal bear rout humans in Yellowstone National Park since 1986, a female brown bear has killed a hike of 57 years old, who was his wife and ran into the bear and her cubs. The attack occurred near Canyon Village, the center of the park, and remote camps and roads near the scene were closed, reports The Washington Post, warning hikers with officials to stay away - but at the same time, the explanation of the risk of incident happening again a year is small (yet this is the third win on the region in a year).
Apparently the couple had twice seen the bear in the walk. The second time, the bear charged, defense against a perceived threat, and his wife told the man to run. She saw the bear attack on her husband, was arrested by order of the day bear carrying cargo, and then fell. His injuries were minor.
