Bear jam. Traffic comes to a stop and cameras appear out of nowhere when a grizzly crosses the road in Grand Teton National Park.
This momma grizzly and her two cubs posed after they crossed the road.
Grizzlies standing on their hind legs is not a sign of aggression but rather the bears being curious and checking out their surroundings. Like us, they stand up to get a better look at what's out there.

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