Tragedy in Glacier: A Bear's Wrath

This chapter explores the tragic events of August 1967, when two young women were fatally attacked by bears in Glacier National Park, sparking a national debate on wildlife management. The hosts delve into the historical decline of grizzly bear populations and the troubling misconceptions surrounding their behavior, exacerbated by reckless human interactions. Through a combination of anecdotes and statistical context, the discussion highlights the complex relationship between humans and grizzly bears and the evolving perception of these powerful animals.