Cat survives nearly 400-foot fall at Utah national park that killed its 2 owners

An elderly female cat was found alive last week following a nearly 400-foot fall at a Utah national park that killed her owners, authorities said.

An elderly female cat was found alive last week following a nearly 400-foot fall at a Utah national park that killed her owners, authorities said.

The bodies of Matthew Nannen, 45, and Bailee Crane, 58, were found April 29 in Bryce Canyon National Park, according to the Salt Lake Tribune, citing the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office. Visitors spotted the bodies about 380 feet below the lookout spot, the newspaper reported.

Authorities believe Nannen and Crane fell off Inspiration Point on April 28 or April 29.

The sheriff's office said it appears that the pair was living out of a U-Haul and traveled to Utah from Arizona, according to the newspaper. Their last known address was in Florida.

The cat was taken in by Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.