Conservation officers devastated after grizzly cub killed by car

June 6, 2002
Source: Canoe
Original story - link verified on June 6, 2002

Devastated conservation officers removed the carcass of a young grizzly bear from the Trans-Canada Highway Tuesday -- the victim of a run-in with a car. The loss is huge, wildlife officials say, considering that a low birth rate has the species on the brink of being endangered. The driver, from British Columbia, admitted he was going too fast.

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