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According to the geniuses who write for yahoo.com, a large bear was found in Ontario:
I don’t mean to be rude (actually, I do), but who is the Einstein who wrote this and who is the editor who let this pass? Is there a high school graduate anywhere in the U.S. who doesn’t know the difference between grisly and a bear?
Charles Manson was convicted in the murder of actress Sharon Tate, but there may have been a wild animal involved, too. According to Yahoo! Movies it was a grizzly crime:
A grizzly crime is one perpetrated on or by a bear; a gruesome crime is grisly.
It wasn’t a John Deere that severed MacKendrick’s foot on “Mad Men.” According to Yahoo! TV it was a rogue grizzly bear:
What a grisly accident! Grrr.
Terribly Write