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A pack of usually-placid river otters started attacking people in Alaska, and nobody understands why

A pack of usually-placid river otters started attacking people in Alaska, and nobody understands why
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Pack of Alaska Otters Started Attacking People, Reason Is a Mystery

Pack of Alaska Otters Started Attacking People, Reason Is a Mystery
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It was worth the risk : Good Samaritan helps baby moose over guardrail during traffic jam

Although it's illegal to handle or "possess" wildlife without a permit in Alaska, wildlife troopers don't plan to cite the man for what he did.

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2nd bear killed after it rummaged through trash in West Anchorage, official says

May 26—Two black bears have been killed in as many days after they were seen digging through trash on a street in Anchorage's Turnagain neighborhood, a wildlife biologist said Tuesday. West Anchorage is an unusual place for bear activity, but four bears in total have been reported there recently, said Anchorage area biologist Dave Battle with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. A bear was .

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Black bear believed to have been the culprit in West Anchorage trash can raids has been killed, Fish and Game says

May 25—A black bear believed to be the same animal spotted rummaging through trash cans in Anchorage's Turnagain neighborhood in recent days was killed Monday because it had become too comfortable around humans and had become dependent on garbage for food, a wildlife biologist said. The bear was first reported roaming the neighborhood during the day on Thursday or Friday, walking down the .

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