“The first few times she would just push the tail down, but we were able to chase her off then she climbed up on the aircraft.”
Let’s hope there wasn’t too much damage to the fuselage after this curious grizzly up at Lake Clark National Park in Alaska performed a standard preflight visual inspection of a bush plane. Apparently this was just a juvenile but its weight was enough to tip the entire aircraft on its rear wheels. Alaskan wildlife is on another level.
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