Legendary Grizzly Bear 'The Boss' Removed Tracking Collar At Banff National Park

The legendary grizzly bear known as the Boss has removed his tracking collar at Banff National Park. One of Canada's best-known bears was one of three recently trapped and collared as part of a program to better track grizzlies in Rocky Mountain National Parks, but the Boss managed to rip it off in no time. Parks Canada says bear 122, also known as the Boss by locals, was captured on May 13th by wildlife specialists. However, within a week he was able to remove the collar, which is says a spokesperson from Parks Canada. The 700-pound grizzly has also survived two train collisions and is believed to be between 25 to 30 years old.