Two separate black bear attacks have occurred recently in the United States. On August 13, a 17-year-old girl in Roslyn, Washington, was scratched by a black bear while taking out the trash, resulting in minor injuries. Officials euthanized the bear, which had become habituated to human food. Meanwhile, on August 11, a 3-year-old girl was attacked by a black bear in her tent at a Montana campground near Yellowstone National Park. The bear was also euthanized after being found with food and garbage around the tent, highlighting the dangers of unsecured attractants in bear country. Both incidents emphasize the importance of properly managing food and waste to prevent bear habituation and subsequent human-bear conflicts.