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WOW!!! iI came accross this documentary by accident and was totally captivated. Being from Africa where we do not know bears at all, I did not realise what dangerous but magnificent animals they are. A very sad tale, but that just shows us again that wild animals are just that - wild - and should always be respected

The helicopter pilot John Westover is my grandfather

That helicopter pilot should have gotten some kind of medal. He was incredibly brave risking his life to save them.

That moment he said he held her hand and realized how important human touch is… so profound. So true. We are all human.

I've seen other documentaries on this bizarre and tragic occurance, and I've read the book, as well. Imo, this is by far the best treatment of that terrifying night and its ramifications for bear management in our wild lands. I worked as a seasonal ranger for four summer at Yellowstone and saw many grizzlies during that time. I'll never forget my first sighting of this magnificent and terrifying creature -- It was a life-changing experience and a reminder that we humans are not as all-powerful as we often pretend to be.

This was such a well done documentary and treated those directly involved with great respect. To hear the survivors and officials tell the story in their own words was chilling.

This is definitely one of those where you're half way through it asking yourself "why the hell am I watching this" but can't/don't seem to wanna go away from it.

Imagine being one of the first female Park Rangers ever, and then this happens on your first day escorting a group of tourists. And you’re only there because the male rangers gave you the “easy” job.

The stupidity to stay at that campsite despite knowing a grizzly bear was there and had no fear smh

This story will be embedded in my memory forever.

We get mesmerized with how beautiful and glorious the wilderness is. Yet we forget how dangerous and cruel it becomes.

This sounds like an 80s horror movie, I can only imagine what everyone involved had gone through that night..

I can't get enough of this story. I have the ultimate respect for all thats involved. Just here paying my respects