Deputy Shoots into Car to Free Trapped Bear in South Lake TahoeDashcam video captured by El Dorado County sheriff's deputies shows an officer firing a round of non-lethal bean bags into a car's rear window to free a bear that had become trapped inside.
VIDEO: Tahoe Bear Opens Car Door To Get A Bag Of SnacksA surveillance camera outside a cabin in Lake Tahoe caught a bear opening a car door as casually as a guy going to the fridge for a midnight snack.
Bear Caught In Storm Drain Freed When Manhole Cover LiftedAuthorities in Colorado on Thursday were able to free a bear that got caught in a storm drain for about an hour.
Police: Bear Spotted Wandering Streets Of SebastopolA bear was seen trying to enter a goat pen in Sebastopol early Tuesday morning, police said.
Deputies Chase Hungry Bear Out Of North Lake Tahoe HomePlacer County sheriff's deputies were called to a home in North Lake Tahoe Thursday afternoon to chase a bear out of a home, according to authorities.
Man Dies Attempting Selfie With Bear, Stray Dog Tried To Save HimA man was mauled to death by a bear after he reportedly tried to take a selfie with the animal, according to reports.
Tesla Driver Hits And Kills Bear On HighwayA driver was lucky to escape injury after colliding with a bear that wandered onto an Oregon highway.
UC Davis Vets Nurse Wildfire Burned Bears Back To HealthThe largest wildfire in California's history threatened not only humans, but also wildlife desperate to escape the flames.
NorCal Man Pleads Guilty To Illegally Killing Wild Bears In AlaskaA 20-year-old California man who illegally shot two brown bears and a deer in southeast Alaska has been fined $10,000.
Back-Scratching Bear Caught On Wildlife Camera In WashingtonA bear was caught on a wildlife camera getting one last back-scratching session in while getting ready for hibernation in Washington.
Bloody Facebook Video Details Montana Man's Grizzly Bear AttackA Montana man mauled by a grizzly bear, twice, took to Facebook before he even received medical treatment to share a warning with fellow residents and visitors to the area; carry bear spray and “be safe out there.”
