(Lynn Bystrom | Dreamstime.com)
Anyone who has knowingly trekked through grizzly country has asked the question, either out loud or in quiet internal moments of fear or apprehension, “Am I really ready for a bear attack?”
It’s no secret that grizzly bear attacks are some of the most dramatic examples of all human-wildlife conflicts. They invade our collective consciousness with flashes of the age-old struggle between us and the wild unknown. Accounts of attacks are almost always front-page news and often go viral in a world that leans on the sensational and gory aspects of these tales to capture our attention.
It seems that this will continue to dominate the “Nature is Metal”...