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Moose vs Grizzly pic.twitter.com/ZefPYT28L9

With lots of news surrounding wildlife in National Parks these past few weeks, here’s a reminder of how quickly a grizzly bear or a moose can turn VERY dangerous. Recently, a grizzly bear attacked and killed a moose calf in Glacier National Park in full view of a crowd of onlookers (and the mother), here's the video of that. Shortly thereafter, the moose charged the bear and chased it for a few minutes at high speed in front of the Many Glacier Hotel. The speed both animals reach is pretty impressive and serves as a reminder to always keep your distance from animals doing their thing.

spreading the SLAG. | Shannon Corsi photo.   Ski Like a Girl founder Kimmie Geer arrived in Bozeman, MT with only a raincoat to survive the winter, not knowing the first thing about skiing. As a graphic design major at Montana State University, she secured a job at a store in downtown Bozeman called Heyday in 2011. After a few seasons of learning to ski, and discovering her passion for social media marketing she began printing private label items for the store. ‘Ski Like a Girl’ ended up

Michelle Parker taking it all in at Red Bull Formation. Izzy Lidsky photo. Michelle Parker has long been a household name when it comes to action sports. I can remember watching Superheroes of Stoke in high school and seeing Parker and Ingrid Backstrom be the first examples of women skiing big lines I’d ever seen. Parker ended up winning Best Female performance for that film. A Lake Tahoe native, her career dates back to her teens when she began competing in freeskiing before switching to

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