Grand Canyon News Week of May 28, 2018

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Wildlife park: Bear cubs rescued after mother is euthanized
A wildlife rescue park south of the Grand Canyon is caring for two orphaned cubs after their mother was euthanized.

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Skydiving 18000 Feet Above The Grand Canyon Is The Coolest Way …
As if skydiving over the Grand Canyon didn’t already sound adrenaline racing enough, Paragon Skydive, the only company leading jumps outside of the national park, now wants to push you (and your instructor) out of an airplane at 18,000 feet (or basically as close to 18,000 feet above sea level.

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Max Hurndon, 12, completes second Grand Canyon kayak transit in 10 days
Twelve-year-old Max Hurndon has just completed his second do-it-yourself paddle of the Grand Canyon, Lee’s Ferry to Pearce Ferry.

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Which animals are dangerous in Zion, Grand Canyon?
Grand Canyon National Park officials advise visitors to adhere to the following safety tips when taking pictures of wildlife:

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Free fishing day June 2
On June 2, the public can fish Arizona waters for free, making this an ideal time to take the family out for some fun and relaxing outdoor recreation.

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