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Twice struck by a train, this 300 kg grizzly bear, which terrorizes the wildlife of a national park, has just emerged from its hibernation.

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In Canada, the most dominant grizzly bear in Banff National Park woke up from its hibernation, and it's a small event. The return of spring rhymes with...

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Twice struck by a train, this 300 kg grizzly bear, which terrorizes the wildlife of a national park, has just emerged from its hibernation.

In Canada, the most dominant grizzly bear in Banff National Park woke up from its hibernation, and it's a small event. The return of spring rhymes with...

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Demotivateur broke the news in 3 days ago on Friday, April 25, 2025.

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Twice struck by a train, this 300 kg grizzly bear, which terrorizes the wildlife of a national park, has just emerged from its hibernation.

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Twice struck by a train, this 300 kg grizzly bear, which terrorizes the wildlife of a national park, has just emerged from its hibernation.

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