First Deadly Bear Attack in Decades at Glacier National Park
A hiker's body was discovered in Glacier National Park, marking the first deadly bear attack at the park since 1998. The National Park Service confirmed that the injuries were consistent with a bear encounter. The victim, identified as Anthony Pollio, 33, from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, went missing on Sunday, and his body was found on Wednesday about 50 feet off the Mt. Brown Trail. In response, designated trails from Lake McDonald Lodge have been temporarily closed as authorities assess bear activity and public safety concerns. The park is home to both grizzly and black bears, and incidents, though rare, have occurred in the past. 
