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 Safety tips for hiking in bear country

A bear attack has left two people dead in Banff National Park, Alberta. The incident occurred on Sunday, when a group of hikers encountered a grizzly bear on a trail. The bear attacked, killing two of the hikers and injuring another.

This is the first fatal bear attack in Banff National Park since 1986. It is a reminder that bears are wild animals and should be treated with respect.

Here are some safety tips for hiking in bear country:

• Make noise as you hike. This will help to alert bears to your presence and give them a chance to avoid you.
• Carry bear spray and know how to use it. Bear spray is a powerful deterrent that can stop a bear attack.
• Hike in groups of three or more people. Bears are less likely to attack a group than a single individual.
• Be aware of your surroundings and watch for signs of bears, such as fresh scat or tracks.
• If you see a bear, do not run. Make yourself look as big as possible and make noise. If the bear charges, use your bear spray.

What to do if you are attacked by a bear:

• If you are attacked by a bear, fight back. Use your bear spray, your fists, or anything else you can get your hands on.
• Do not play dead. Bears see playing dead as a sign of weakness.
• Fight until the bear gives up.

Bear attacks are rare, but it is important to be prepared. By following these safety tips, you can help to reduce your risk of being attacked by a bear.