'Hero' teachers fended off grizzly that attacked students on Canada walking trail, injuring 11, officials said
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- A group of schoolchildren and their teachers in British Columbia faced a grizzly bear attack while walking on a trail, resulting in injuries to 11 individuals, with two critically hurt. Authorities praised the teachers for their preparedness, which may have prevented the situation from escalating further.
- The incident underscores the importance of safety measures in outdoor educational activities, highlighting the need for proper training and equipment for educators who supervise children in potentially dangerous environments.
- This event reflects ongoing concerns regarding wildlife encounters in Canada, particularly with grizzly bears, as similar incidents have raised questions about public safety and wildlife management practices in regions where human activities intersect with natural habitats.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
