They Left a Wildlife Officer Tied to a Pine-But the Grizzly Reached for the Rope Instead of His Throat

who ran a licensed rehabilitation center two counties south, talked me through what I could safely do until help arrived. I covered the cub’s eyes, cut the cable, and wrapped him in my field coat because the temperature was falling and his body had stopped shivering.

He bit my wrist before I got him to the truck.

“That’s a good sign,” Mara said over continue reading …