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Bear claws at Eagle River doors, rips truck canopy apart chasing donut smell, owner says (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Andreea Koski said the brown bear that’s been roaming their Eagle River neighborhood is the biggest she’s ever seen. Early Wednesday morning it visited her family’s home and left behind damage. “This is what we woke up to,” Koski said, pointing to a glass panel that had been ripped off the metal canopy of a truck that was parked in their driveway. The bear was clearly trying to get inside, attracted by a distinctively sweet smell. “We did not have any donuts in the hou
Anchorage woman creates little villages filled with gnomes, fairies, hermits and trolls (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - There’s something special about the place where Panu Lucier and her husband Mark Ransom live. Their Rabbit Creek home is surrounded by woods and wildlife, but a winding trail through their backyard holds something else, a half dozen tiny gnome villages and fairy homes. Lucier has been working on miniature landscapes for about 16 years. She said it didn’t start as a collection but more of an idea when she saw an old piece of wood. “There was a perfect piece of wood ther
Alaska Zoo caring for five orphaned bear cubs (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - At the Alaska Zoo, three young brown bear cubs wrestle and play in an enclosure. Curator Sam Lavin explains that orphaned animals this year have been given food names, hence — Hashbrown, Tater tot and French-fry who are siblings. Chocolate Pop-Tart, a black bear cub, is in a neighboring enclosure. Pancake, another brown bear cub, isn’t far away. Lavin says the zoo is currently caring for five orphaned bear cubs and, in a season where bear activity in Anchorage has been
Fish and Game has killed 20 bears in the Anchorage area this year amid increased bear activity (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has euthanized more bears in the Anchorage area this year than last, including three in just the last week. Early Tuesday morning, biologists euthanized a brown bear it believes caused a trail of destruction in a Rabbit Creek Neighborhood. Biologist Nick Docken said they feel fairly certain they got the right bear but there could be more than one. “We knew that we were dealing with multiple bears in this region,” Docken said. “We
Biologists believe they may have found the bear that left a trail of destruction in Anchorage neighborhoods (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Fish and Game biologists euthanized an adult male brown bear Monday night in the Rabbit Creek area, around the same neighborhood where the agency has received numerous reports of a brown bear breaking into garages and vehicles and even attempting to enter a house. Biologist Nick Docken said the bear fit the description in video sent in by homeowners, and while he was reasonably certain it was responsible for some of the damage, it’s possible there are other bears invol
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