Black bear attacks woman running on Salmon Arm, B.C. trail
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The bear then "bit and shook her" before disengaging and leaving the area, according to the B.C. Conservation Officer Service. Officials were unable to locate the animal.
Conservation officers are investigating after a black bear attacked a woman who was running on a trail in Salmon Arm, B.C., on Tuesday.
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service said the woman was on a trail near 50 Avenue SW around 11 a.m., when the bear knocked her to the ground.
The bear then “bit and shook her” before disengaging and leaving the area, officials said.
The woman was taken to hospital and is being treated for what conservation officers described as minor injuries.
Conservation officers remained at the attack site for several hours, but did not see any bears.
The service said warning signs have been installed in the area, and officers have canvassed nearby homes.
