A recent spate of bear attacks has resulted in the euthanization of two black bears in California and Montana. In Tuolumne County, a 24-year-old man was attacked after encountering a mother bear protecting her cub; officials confirmed the bear would be euthanized despite it showing no previous aggressive behavior. Meanwhile, in Montana, a black bear killed a three-year-old girl inside a tent at a campground, leading to the bear's capture and euthanization. The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks cited attractants in the area that may have lured the bear, echoing warnings for campers to secure food and trash. Wildlife advocates have raised concerns about the consequences of these actions, particularly regarding the impact on bear cubs left orphaned. Both incidents highlight the growing tensions between humans and wildlife as bear populations thrive in these regions.