However, grizzly bear 791 wasn’t the only large bear to roam Yellowstone National Park. The records continue, with many large bears throughout the park’s history.

A grizzly bear that Wyoming wildlife officials said was attacking cattle was captured and relocated near Yellowstone National Park.

An adult grizzly bear that figured out how to flip 800-pound garbage Dumpsters and other trash cans to find food inside has been euthanized by Yellowstone National Park rangers. Rangers said the ...

A 5-year-old bear that was a member of a well-known and beloved grizzly family in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park died after it was hit by a vehicle, the same fate that befell his mother late ...

An 11-year-old male grizzly bear was trapped and killed in Yellowstone National Park on May 14, after the bear "repeatedly sought out human food sources in developed areas of the park" and knocked ...

Yellowstone National Park staff killed the grizzly bear after it accessed human food from dumpsters, posing a public safety risk.

Food-conditioned grizzly bear killed in Yellowstone National Park after flipping 800-pound dumpsters and seeking out human food and trash near Old Faithful.

Law enforcement rangers find grizzly bear GB1058 killed after vehicle collision on Highway 26 at Grand Teton National Park. Cub of famous mother Grizzly No. 399.

Tim Manley, former grizzly bear management specialist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, says human-bear encounters have also increased as populations expand and move closer to human settlements.

Yellowstone National Park staff killed the grizzly bear after it accessed human food from dumpsters, posing a public safety risk.

Yellowstone National Park staff killed the grizzly bear after it accessed human food from dumpsters, posing a public safety risk.