The rescue took place in the remote Katmai National Park.
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As he passes by a camera installed to capture the park’s world-famous brown bears, the unshaven, sopping-wet traveler looks directly into the lens and mouths the words “help me” and “lost.” “Bear Cam saves hikers life!” Explore.org later announced on X, formerly known as Twitter. “Today dedicated bear cam fans alerted us to a man in distress on Dumpling Mountain. The heroic rangers @KatmaiNPS sprung into action and mounted a search saving the man.”X / @exploreorg
“Webcam viewers were still watching it, to my surprise, actually, and they were paying attention, which was doubly surprising,”Fitz added that the first time the lost hiker appeared on camera, he gave the thumbs-down sign and then moved on. But then he came back and asked for help. Fitz said he was not surprised that someone had gotten lost in Katmai National Park, which encompasses more than 4 million acres of land, is only accessible by plane or boat and has no cellphone reception.
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