Daniel Crago, a lifelong outdoor enthusiast from San Diego, is recovering at home after a harrowing encounter with a grizzly bear in Glacier National Park, Montana. The attack occurred on May 28, during the last day of his hiking trip, when he briefly separated from his hiking companion. Following two other hikers onto a trail, Crago stopped to take photos and spotted a bear cub. Moments later, he noticed a larger grizzly bear nearby. Despite following bear safety protocols, the bear charged at him, biting his right arm and dragging him before fleeing. Medical imaging later revealed that the force of the bite had shattered his arm. Nearby hikers, including a pediatric emergency room physician, provided crucial assistance, applying a tourniquet to control the bleeding until park rangers arrived. Crago was airlifted to a hospital for treatment and is hopeful about his recovery, which could take one to two years. He has expressed gratitude towards those who helped him and has set up an online fundraiser to assist with medical costs.