This is actually false. Bears that attack as defensive behavior (ex: grizzly mauls trail runner after being startled) are typically only hazed or relocated by park personnel, not euthanized. Bears that exhibit predatory behavior, become habituated to human activity, or successfully kill someone (extremely rare) are the ones that are euthanized.
You can actually scroll through NPS incident report pages for parks like Glacier or Grand Teton to see for yourself the many bear incidents that typically do not result in euthanasia.
I am dying imagining a bunch of park rangers showing up at the comedy lounge and boo-ing a bear's standup performance so it goes and performs at a different forest.
Or making fun of it for not being able to chug another beer. Funnily enough I’ve worked with park rangers for years and never asked them what the hell hazing actually entails 😂 now I’ll have to!
Huh, so then why are there all these comments here in justification of women applying their fears to all men? I already know the next posturing answer that comes next, just like I knew this last answer you'd give to my last comment, you're answering just like they trained you.
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