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Marin Buzzes Over San Anselmo Bear Sighting; Officials Say He Was Likely Searching For Food CBS SF Bay Area 1 hr ago Syndicated Local – CBS San Francisco SAN ANSELMO (KPIX 5) – Marin County was still buzzing on Friday, nearly a day after a bear sighting in San Anselmo, with some residents wondering if they should expect more bears. Meanwhile, wildlife officials told KPIX 5 that the bear was likely a first-time offender, a juvenile looking to establish new territory, got lost and then got hungry. Licking his paws, perched in an old oak tree, the bear held court for three hours in the area of Tamalpais Avenue Thursday evening. ....
Are you kidding? A bear in San Anselmo? Yes, there s a bear in a tree FacebookTwitterEmail A bear in a San Anselmo tree prompted wildlife response teams and police officers to secure a portion of Tamalpais Avenue on Thursday afternoon, police said. Authorities provided few details but said that the bear was in a tree on the 100 block of Tamalpais Avenue, and that there was no immediate threat to the public, Central Marin Police Authority said. Police said they were coordinating with a number of wildlife response teams to “help resolve this incident with minimal risk to the animal.” ....
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How the East Bay s biting coyote eluded capture for 245 days Zachary Fletcher FacebookTwitterEmail A California coyote on the run.ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images It had been 200 days since a coyote started biting people in the East Bay. Five victims, including two toddlers, were attacked in Moraga and Lafayette. The search for the animal was unprecedented, with urban wildlife trackers working around the clock, and agencies at the local, state and federal levels collaborating to set and monitor traps, and collect DNA swabs from the victims, all to find a single animal the size of a coffee table. Capt. Patrick Foy with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has seen his share of coyote incidents there were a dozen across the state in 2020. There were also three mountain lion attacks and six bear attacks that year, but this coyote fiasco was different. Each new attack was upping the ante, with news reports terrifying the citizens of Contra Costa C ....