National Park workers in Wyoming were forced to kill a black bear over “poor decisions” made by visitors who wouldn’t stop feeding the animal, according to authorities.

Grant Teton National Park staff tragically euthanized the bear last Friday after “a concerning pattern of behavior” from both the massive beast and visitors escalated over several days, the park announced in a social media post.

The bear began approaching visitors at Delta Lake — a popular hiking destination in the park’s Glacier Gulch — after repeatedly receiving “human food rewards,” Grand Teton National Park wrote in a statement.

Photos released by the park showed the hulking…

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