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Bear seen over 2 dozen times in Tucson neighborhood released in the wild
Watch as a young bear is taken from a Tucson neighborhood where she's been seen over two dozen times and is released in a remote area where she's safe and in her natural habitat.
TUCSON, Ariz. - A young bear was released back into her natural habitat after she wandered into a Tucson neighborhood and was spotted more than two dozen times by residents.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department posted on Twitter the video of the one to two-year-old bear as she was sedated and put into a trailer where she was taken to a remote area and released.
Her ear was tagged for future identification in case she wanders to where humans are again.
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