Search Underway in BC for Bears Linked to Suspected Grizzly Attack That Killed Mom and Daughter
The B.C. conservation service is searching for any animals involved in the suspected grizzly attack that relatives say resulted in the deaths of a mother and daughter on the Central Coast of the province. Family members reported the two women missing on Nov. 1, which led Bella Coola RCMP and rescue teams to launch an emergency search. One set of remains was found near the Snooka West Trail in Bella Coola on Nov. 2, and a second body was discovered by RCMP and conservation officers on the afternoon of Nov. 3, British Columbia Conservation Officer Service Insp. Jeff Tyre said in a series of videos.
TL;DR
- B.C. conservation service is searching for animals involved in a suspected grizzly attack.
- A mother and daughter are believed to have died in the attack on the Central Coast.
- The women were reported missing on November 1st.
- Remains were found on November 2nd and November 3rd near the Snooka West Trail in Bella Coola.
- Bella Coola RCMP and rescue teams conducted the search.