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B.C. man dies, three weeks after fighting off grizzly bear
- On Oct. 25, Joe Pendry, 63, died in hospital weeks after a mother grizzly severely injured him earlier this month.
 - On Oct. 2, Pendry encountered a sow grizzly bear and her two older cubs while hunting elk near Fort Steele, northeast of Cranbrook, his wife told The Canadian Press.
 - Fighting for his life, Pendry shot the charging bear in the leg and punched and bit its ear, suffering torn lips, a lost finger, multiple broken bones, and was flown to Kelowna General Hospital.
 - The B.C. Conservation Officer Service said it recovered the bear and confirmed by DNA analysis it was involved in the Fort Steele area attack days later.
 - According to WildSafeBC, the COS receives approximately 400 to 500 calls per year about grizzly bears, and attacks are uncommon but can occasionally be fatal; B.C.'s Environment Ministry noted cubs typically stay with their mother until their fourth summer.
 
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‘Courageous and Strong’ BC Man Dies Three Weeks After Fighting Off Grizzly Bear
A British Columbia man who fought off a grizzly bear in the East Kootenay region this month has died of his injuries, more than three weeks after the attack. Joe Pendry’s wife, Janice Pendry, says he died on Saturday morning, from what doctors believed was a blood clot that led to cardiac arrest. “I’m just at a loss,” Janice Pendry said. “It’s just hard. It was unexpected. The night before, he was doing just fine. He was laughing, he was kidding…
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B.C. man dies, three weeks after fighting off grizzly bear
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