Wildlife Officials Searching For Bear In Deadly Attack

A bear attacked and killed a woman camping during a cycling trip. Authorities plan to euthanize the bear if found, as it poses a public safety threat. They are taking steps to trap and monitor the bear. Bear attacks are rare, with only three deadly encounters in the region over the past 20 years. Bears are not always killed after attacks, especially if the attack was a surprise or involved cub defense.

What was the woman doing before she decided to camp near the rural town?

• She was on a fishing trip.

• She was visiting friends.

• She was on a cycling trip.

• She was on a hiking trip.

What action do authorities plan to take if they find the bear?

• Capture and release the bear.

• Euthanize the bear.

• Train the bear to avoid humans.

• Relocate the bear to a different area.

What steps have been taken to deal with the bear?

• Authorities have taken steps to trap the bear.

• Authorities have built a shelter for the bear.

• Authorities have set up a feeding station.

• Authorities have ignored the situation.

Under what circumstances might a bear not be killed after attacking a person?

• If the bear is very young.

• If the bear was surprised or defending its cubs.

• If the bear is in a zoo.

• If the bear is a rare species.

How common are deadly bear encounters in the region?

• They are extremely rare, with only three in the last 20 years.

• They happen every year.

• They occur every month.

• They are common, with several incidents each year.