Surviving Grizzly Bear Encounters

The transcript describes a personal encounter with a bear while irrigating a ranch. The narrator details the initial attack by a bear protecting her cubs, the subsequent injuries, and the second encounter with the bear. After receiving medical care, the narrator reflects on the incident, acknowledging the bear's natural behavior and emphasizing the importance of being cautious in grizzly habitats.

What was the narrator doing when the bear encounter began?

• Hiking in the hills

• Camping in the woods

• Irrigating the ranch

• Walking the dog

How did the narrator initially try to defend against the bear?

• Throwing rocks

• Using bear spray

• Swinging a shovel

• Running away

What happened to the narrator's face during the first attack?

• It was unharmed

• It was scratched

• It was bitten

• It was removed

What did the bear do after the initial attack?

• Stayed nearby

• Climbed a tree

• Ran away

• Continued attacking

How did the narrator prepare for the bear's second attack?

• By being more alert

• By hiding

• By calling for help

• By using a weapon

What was the narrator's condition after the attacks?

• Unharmed

• No memory of the event

• Minor injuries

• Severe injuries

Where did the narrator wake up after the incident?

• In a local hospital

• In Denver

• At home

• In a nearby town

What does the narrator reflect on regarding the bear's behavior?

• The bear was lost

• The bear was protecting its cubs

• The bear was aggressive

• The bear was hungry

What does the narrator suggest about living in grizzly habitats?

• It's unpredictable

• It's not dangerous

• It's like dealing with blizzards and weeds

• It's safe and easy

What lesson does the narrator emphasize at the end?

• Being more cautious

• Avoiding grizzly habitats

• Always carrying a weapon

• Ignoring wildlife