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Grizzly Cubs Left to Hibernate After Attack Incident

11/3/2025

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Three grizzly bear cubs near a bear attack site in Alberta will be left to hibernate.
The cubs are healthy and have a nearby den.
The attack occurred on October 30, injuring hunter Jesse Sayer, who remains in non-life-threatening condition.
The attacking grizzly sow was killed by Sayer's hunting partner.
Alberta Fish and Wildlife warns of bear activity as bears prepare for hibernation, urging residents to secure food and garbage.

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Story summary

Three grizzly bear cubs near a bear attack site in Alberta will be left to hibernate.
The cubs are healthy and have a nearby den.
The attack occurred on October 30, injuring hunter Jesse Sayer, who remains in non-life-threatening condition.
The attacking grizzly sow was killed by Sayer's hunting partner.
Alberta Fish and Wildlife warns of bear activity as bears prepare for hibernation, urging residents to secure food and garbage.