Two female grizzlies killed by trains in Banff National Park / CBC

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Two female grizzly bears lost their lives after being struck by trains on a railway line in Banff National Park. Wildlife officials expressed deep concern over the loss of breeding females—a hit they say could have long-lasting repercussions for the species in the area. Enhanced rail safety and conservation measures are now being discussed.

Two female grizzlies killed by trains in Banff National Park

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