The community and admirers from around the world are grieving the loss of Grizzly No. 399, a renowned matriarch of the Grand Teton National Park, who was fatally struck by a vehicle. Vigils have been held to honor her legacy and contributions to wildlife in the area. Her remains were returned to the national park, where they were cremated and her ashes scattered in Pilgrim Creek. The tragic incident has sparked discussions on wildlife safety and the need for better road management to prevent similar accidents. Grizzly 399, known as the queen of the Tetons, leaves behind a notable legacy including her offspring, with updates suggesting that her yearling is well-positioned for survival.