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Decade-Old Camera Reveals Grizzly Den Secrets

11/23/2025

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Casey Anderson, wildlife filmmaker, retrieved a camera from a grizzly den in Yellowstone National Park after a decade.
The camera, initially placed to document grizzly activity, captured an "obsessive" mountain lion, coyotes, and smaller mammals.
The camera was designed for durability and survived harsh conditions.
A bear knocked it over, limiting its recording time.
The footage yielded insights into animal behavior and territorial habits, according to Anderson.

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Story summary

Casey Anderson, wildlife filmmaker, retrieved a camera from a grizzly den in Yellowstone National Park after a decade.
The camera, initially placed to document grizzly activity, captured an "obsessive" mountain lion, coyotes, and smaller mammals.
The camera was designed for durability and survived harsh conditions.
A bear knocked it over, limiting its recording time.
The footage yielded insights into animal behavior and territorial habits, according to Anderson.