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V. Urban Distractions and Influence
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44. For unsuspecting animals,
encountering civilization in Yosemite often ends tragically. Rangers
work to free a bear who stuck his head in a milk can, 1957. Courtesy
of the National Park Service.
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45. Park Service biologists kill a bear
by lethal injection, having deemed the animal a potential risk to
visitor safety. Courtesy of Resources Management, Yosemite National
Park
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46. How visitors really die:
sign placed at entrance stations and in Yosemite Valley, September 1947,
by Superintendent Frank A. Kittredge. Courtesy of the Yosemite
National Park Research Library.
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