Grizzlies Wake Up in Yellowstone
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Grizzly bears in Yellowstone National Park are emerging from hibernation, with the first one spotted on March 9th. Males typically wake up in early March, while females with cubs wait until April or May. Bears are drawn to elk or bison carcasses and can become aggressive around food sources. Park officials advise visitors to carry bear spray, travel in groups, stick to trails, and report sightings to rangers to ensure safety.
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