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A Russian scientist and a Czechoslovakian scientist had spent their lives studying
the grizzly bear. Each year they petitioned their respective governments to allow
them to go to Yellowstone to study the bears. Finally their request was granted,
and they immediately flew to NY and onward west to Yellowstone.

They reported to the ranger station and were told that it was the grizzly mating
season and it was too dangerous to go out and study the animals. They pleaded
that this was their only chance and finally the ranger relented. The Russian and
the Czech were given portable phones and told to report in every day. For several
days they called in, and then nothing was heard from the two scientists.

The rangers mounted a search party and found the camp completely ravaged with
no sign of the missing men. They followed the trail of a male and a female bear.
They found the female and decided they must kill the animal to find out if she had
eaten the scientist because they feared an international incident.

They killed the female animal and opened the stomach to find the remains of the
Russian.

One ranger turned to the other and said, "You know what this means, don't you?"

The other ranger responded, "Of course, the Czech is in the male."
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