robertjones+FollowBat scare at Grand Teton: Rabies risk alertHundreds of guests at Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park may have unknowingly shared their rooms with bats this summer, raising serious concerns about rabies exposure. Authorities are urging anyone who stayed in certain cabins between May 15 and July 27 to see a doctor, especially if they noticed bats or had direct contact. Even if you didn’t feel a bite, experts warn that bat bites can go completely unnoticed. The health department is now tracking visitors from 38 states and seven countries. Would you rethink your summer travel plans after hearing about this? #News #GrandTeton #RabiesAlert00Share
Justin Dixon+FollowRabies scare at Grand Teton lodge: What you need to knowA suspected bat colony found in the attic of Jackson Lake Lodge has put hundreds of Grand Teton National Park visitors at risk for rabies exposure. If you stayed in rooms 516-530 between May 5 and July 27, you could be affected—even if you didn’t notice a bite. Health officials are contacting guests for risk assessments and possible preventive treatment. Bats are a vital part of the park’s ecosystem, but even a tiny scratch can be dangerous. If you think you had contact with a bat, get checked out right away. Has anyone in our community had a close encounter with bats in the wild? #Travel #GrandTeton #RabiesAlert00Share
suarezpatricia+FollowRabies Scare at Grand Teton Cabins!Imagine booking a cozy cabin getaway only to find out later you might’ve bunked with bats carrying rabies! Health officials are scrambling to track down hundreds of people who stayed at Grand Teton’s Jackson Lake Lodge after bats were found in eight cabins. No rabies-positive bats so far, but if you stayed there and saw a bat (or slept too hard to notice), get checked! Rabies is no joke, but shots work if you act fast. Wild, right? #Health #BodyHealth #GrandTeton20Share
boothconnor+FollowDJ booth disrupts Grand Teton’s peaceA full DJ setup blasting music in the middle of Grand Teton National Park? That’s exactly what stunned visitors witnessed recently, turning a usually tranquil spot into an unexpected dance floor. The DJ claimed Ansel Adams inspired him in a dream, but park-goers and wildlife weren’t impressed. Loud noise in parks isn’t just annoying—it can actually harm animals and even our own health. Parks are meant to be peaceful escapes, not party zones. This has sparked a bigger conversation: Are we doing enough to protect our natural spaces from this kind of disruption? What do you think—should there be stricter rules, or is this just a wild one-off? #News #GrandTeton #NatureMatters00Share
davisjames+FollowWild Grizzly Swims Right Toward Us!Ever wondered what it’s like to have a famous grizzly bear swim straight at you? My brother and I got front-row seats to Bruno the bear’s wild river crossing in Grand Teton! We kept our cool (barely), snapped some pics, and watched him dog-paddle across the Snake River before he disappeared into the woods. Definitely a heart-pounding, once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounter. Would you have stuck around for the video or sprinted for the car? #GrandTeton #GrizzlyBear #WildlifeEncounter #Pets160Share
Tamara Jones+FollowMiracle Bear Cub Spotted Alive!Thought Grizzly 1063’s last cub was gone for good? Think again! After losing her other two cubs to a male grizzly, this mama was seen crossing the road in Grand Teton with her little survivor—nicknamed “Miracle.” The crowd went wild (and so did the rangers trying to keep everyone safe). Fingers crossed this adorable duo stays out of harm’s way, especially with all the traffic in the park. Wildlife drama at its finest! #GrandTeton #GrizzlyBear #Wildlife #Science4447Share
