A 500- to 600-pound bear has moved into the crawlspace of a Pasadena fire victim's home and wreaked havoc in the neighborhood ...

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Altadena resident Samy Arbid and his neighbors had evacuated their homes due to the Eaton Fires ... Once in the trap, the bear was taken to Angeles National Forest, where it received a welfare ...

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He and his family returned to their Altadena home recently after being forced to evacuate due to the Eaton Fire ... The bear was given a GPS collar and relocated to the Angeles National Forest.

31 (UPI) --A California man returned to his Altadena home after the Eaton Fire and ... The bear was fitted with a GPS collar and released into the Angeles National Forest. Arbid's power was ...

Samy Arbid had a surprise guest hiding out at his Altadena home when he finally returned to the neighborhood after the Eaton Fire ... the bear back to the Angeles National Forest.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife found that the Eaton Fire in Los ... hours to remove the bear. Get top local stories in Southern California delivered to you every morning.

An Altadena homeowner who returned home after being evacuated from the Southern California Eaton fire ... of the bear was not an option,” the department noted. Adult male brown bears typically weigh ...

Wildlife officials rescued a 525-pound bear found ... the Eaton Fire. (California Department of Fish and Wildlife) The 525-pound bear was safely transported to the Angeles National Forest where ...

it is now very important to wake up iconic messengers such as Smokey the Bear, to remind each of us that progress is personal and: “Only you can prevent forest fires.” Human-centered media ...