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To: goldworldnet who wrote (537)	6/2/2006 7:48:35 PM
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Bear Moved From Teton Village June 1, 2006 localnews8.com A black bear with a hankering for bird feed had to be captured near Teton Village and delivered to a new home. The female bear was becoming too used to humans. She was spotted during the daytime hours raiding a contractor's dumpster. Usually bears only come out at dawn and dusk. Biologists decided it was time for her to move on. "This is a sign she's losing her fear of humans as well as demonstrating more risk taking. She even climbed up one balcony to get to a bird feeder. We consider that a safety risk." The female bear was released near Yellowstone National Park, in an area considered perfect habitat for a black bear where she can forage naturally there, as a bear should. * * *