DNA Confirms Role of Four Grizzly Bears in Fatal Canadian Mother-Daughter Attack
Authorities confirm four grizzly bears, including a mother and three cubs, killed a Canadian mother and daughter in a predator attack. DNA evidence links them.
POLICY WIRE — Canada — Canadian authorities have confirmed that four grizzly bears were responsible for the fatal attack on a mother and daughter. Officials stated that the bears displayed predatory behavior during the incident.
Investigative teams linked the specific animals to the tragedy using DNA evidence collected from the scene. The group consisted of a female bear and her three cubs, commonly known as a sounder.
All four bears have now been removed from the area by park rangers. The decision to cull the animals was made after forensic analysis matched the biological markers to the victims.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)