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B.C. grizzly attack that seriously injured man was 'defensive,' officials say

B.C. grizzly attack that seriously injured man was 'defensive,' officials say

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A man is recovering in hospital following a grizzly bear attack near Creston, B.C., on Saturday. Provincial conservation officers determined the animal's behaviour was defensive in nature. Arnold DeBoon, the mayor of Creston, says the attack is worrisome but shouldn't deter people from exploring the area, and he encouraged increased education around bear warning signs.
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