Four bears killed in Canada after deadly, 'predatory' attack on hikers
In British Columbia, Canada, a mother bear and her three cubs were euthanized after being linked to a fatal attack on two women. Forensic analysis confirmed their involvement, as the bears exhibited predatory behavior. The victims, a mother and daughter, were found along a hiking trail after being reported missing. This incident is rare, as fatal bear attacks are uncommon in the area. Following the attack, the local Nuxalk Nation imposed a curfew and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police conducted night patrols. The curfew was lifted after the bears were captured, but patrols will continue as investigations proceed.
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