Grand Teton National Park forced to kill bear "because of poor decisions" made by human visitors

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A black bear was euthanized in Grand Teton National Park on Friday, September 11.
Park officials blamed the "poor decisions" of human visitors for the bear's behavior.
The bear had developed a pattern of approaching humans near Delta Lake and was unusually difficult to haze away.
This behavior indicated the bear was food-conditioned, creating an unacceptable safety risk.
Lethal removal was determined to be the last resort after other options were exhausted.

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