Four grizzly bears killed a mother and her daughter in Canada

Four grizzly bears, including a mother and her three cubs, were responsible for the deaths of two women found in British Columbia. The bears were captured and euthanized for public safety. DNA testing confirmed their involvement in the incident. The bodies were discovered near Bella Coola, prompting a search after the younger woman's family reported her missing. This attack has shocked the local Nuxalk community, still reeling from a previous bear attack on a school group. Authorities have advised residents to stay indoors and have increased police presence for children's safety. Experts attribute the bears' aggressive behavior to their need to build fat reserves before hibernation.