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Video shows black bear walking through Alabama neighborhood
- Deputy Don Nevins encountered a large black bear exploring streets and storefronts in the Lake Tahoe community on Wednesday night.
- The bear likely searched for food to prepare for hibernation, which causes frequent local bear sightings at this time of year.
- Nevins shone a flashlight on the timid bear and called out to it before the animal ran off into the forest.
- Nevins yelled, "Hey big boy!" as the bear, which was roughly 5 to 6 feet tall and not interested in the cop car’s honey, appeared unusually large.
- The police department expects bear sightings to continue daily for now, indicating ongoing interactions between wildlife and the community.
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Black bear seen wandering Westfield backyard
WESTFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - A bear was caught roaming around a 22News viewer's backyard in Westfield. Westfield student throws first pitch at Red Sox game On Monday morning, a small black bear was seen roaming Westfield resident Cait S.'s backyard near the Southwick line. Cait S. states that the bear wandered the backyard for a few minutes and then ran across the road to another road. According to Mass.gov, bears are omnivores, which means t…
A Bear Went Window Shopping, Gator Went Golfing And Other Times Animals Were A Little Too Human
A police officer in Kings Beach, California spotted a late night shopper on patrol this week. Only this evening-time browser wasn't looking for deals on winter coats - more like a midnight snack!Deputy Don Nevins was out on patrol Wednesday night when he came across a very large bear-about-town looking into storefronts and sniffing around the streets of the Lake Tahoe community. It's likely that the bear was searching for food to help fatten its…
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