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A young grizzly bear was photographed June 2 outside Deer Lodge near the Clark Fork River and Old Yellowstone Trail. Montana ...

A grizzly bear was killed after it found a way to flip over dumpsters twice its size and outsmarted other bear-proof dumpsters in its hunt for food in Yellowstone National Park, officials said.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks on Wednesday shared footage that showcases the grizzly bear’s "strength, agility, and speed [as] an efficient traveler and predator.” (See video below.) The footage ...

Researchers are taking a new route to keep drivers from barreling through Grand Teton grizzly habitat. They're tugging on ...

As grizzly bear populations in Yellowstone National Park have grown, supervisors of the six national forests surrounding the park in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho have had to be more vigilant about ...

The famous Grizzly 399, also known as the “Queen of the Tetons,” was killed last fall in a vehicle collision outside Grand ...

"Occasionally, a bear outsmarts us or overcomes our defenses." National park officials forced to take drastic action in ...

Long before the American government removed them both from their ancestral homelands, wolves and Native Americans coexisted ...

After the infamous Grizzly 399 "Queen of the Tetons" got killed by a car last fall, University of Montana researchers are ...

Grizzly bears in the continental U.S. would retain their status as a threatened species under a proposed Fish and Wildlife ...