Less than a month after a man was apparently killed by a grizzly in Glacier National Park, there were reports of another possible bear attack on a

Details are beginning to emerge about the recent bear attacks in Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. Within the span of one day, a bear injured two hikers near Old Faithful in Yellowstone and, 400 miles to the north, another bear killed a hiker near Lake McDonald in Glacier.

Nearly three weeks after a 33-year-old hiker was killed in an apparent bear attack in Glacier National Park, questions continue to linger about what wildlife officials called a “stunningly rare” incident.

A bear attacked a hiker in a Montana national park weeks after another attack that saw a Florida man killed, according to a report. ​ The attack unfolded on May 21 near Lake Josephine on the east side of Glacier National Park.

New details about the victim of a rare bear attack that ended in tragedy have emerged.

An investigation into an alleged bear attack in which a man claimed he was dragged from his bicycle has now been closed, with the claims not proven, Maaleht reported.

"We're trying to figure out the who, the how, and the why."