'World's most famous grizzly bear' killed by driver near national park
Briefly

Grizzly bear 399, the oldest known reproducing female in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, was fatally struck by a driver in Snake River Canyon, shocking visitors.
"The grizzly bear is an iconic species that helps make the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem so extraordinary... Grizzly bear 399 has been perhaps the most prominent ambassador for the species."
Her presence in Grand Teton National Park was celebrated, often causing crowds and traffic jams when she appeared, reflecting her immense popularity with tourists.
Grizzly bear 399 raised 18 cubs during her lifetime, symbolizing resilience and the vital role of bears in promoting conservation stewardship among visitors.
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