Grand Teton National Park staff discovered the carcasses of two yearling grizzly bears in a closed area south of Colter Bay.

On Tuesday, May 13, staff at Grand Teton National Park discovered the bodies of two yearling grizzly bears in a closed area south of Colter Bay. The bears were found approximately 250 yards apart.

Two young grizzly bears have been founded dead in Grand Teton National Park, the apparent victims of another grizzly.

The sow had frequently been observed in recent weeks with three yearling cubs but none were observed with her during the sighting. The status of the third yearling remains unknown.

A 5-year-old bear that was a member of a beloved grizzly family in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park has died MOOSE, Wyo. - ...

Grizzly No. 1058, one of Grizzly No. 399's four cubs, was fatally struck in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. The deceased ...

Grizzly 399’s ashes were spread in the Pilgrim Creek area inside Grand Teton National Park. That was her home turf and ...

The cubs showed signs of having been attacked by a larger bear, according to a press release from Grand Teton National Park.

Grizzly 1058’s mother was Grizzly 399, a well-known bear that also lived in Grand Teton National Park. After Grizzly 399 was ...

With Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming attracting so many visitors, it almost seems inevitable that these issues will arise. Wildlife officials came across the offspring of the ...

A 5-year-old bear whose mother was considered the world's most famous grizzly was found dead after being struck by a vehicle ...

A 5-year-old bear that was a member of a beloved grizzly family in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park has died MOOSE, Wyo. -- A 5-year-old bear that was a member of a well-known and beloved ...