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Residents of Lloydminster, a city on the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan, are being warned about a black bear that has been approaching people and vehicles. The RCMP issued a warning on Thursday, urging residents to take precautions. The bear was last seen near an A & W restaurant in the east end of the city at 10:35 a.m. Alberta Fish and Wildlife has been notified and is advising people to avoid approaching or feeding the bear. They also recommend keeping small children and pets indoors, securing food and garbage, and keeping fences and doors closed and locked. Anyone who sees the bear is asked to contact the Lloydminster RCMP at 780-808-8400.

A black bear in Monrovia, California, has developed a peculiar affinity for Oreo cookies. In recent weeks, the bear has broken into two homes in the same neighborhood, making off with stolen packages of the famous blue snacks. On Friday, the bear brazenly entered a home through a window, its mouth watering for the sweet treat. Neighbors expressed concern and fear, noting that the bears in the area have become increasingly bold and are expanding their territory. The incident highlights the need for residents to be aware of their surroundings and take precautions against potential wildlife encounters.

A remarkable photograph of a seemingly joyful black bear overlooking Pasadena has taken social media by storm. Los Angeles photographer Johanna Turner has been capturing California wildlife for over a decade, including mountain lions and bears. Her unwavering dedication to showcasing the proximity of wildlife to Los Angeles has yielded stunning results. Turner carefully selected a location in the mountains above Pasadena and strategically placed her camera with a motion sensor to capture the bear’s moment of happiness. The heartwarming image serves as a testament to her passion and the close relationship between wildlife and urban areas. Turner’s photographs are not only aesthetically pleasing but also serve a conservation purpose, with proceeds supporting various animal protection organizations.

A black bear was spotted in various locations across Corvallis on Sunday morning, leading to multiple reports to the Corvallis Police Department. The bear wandered from central and west Corvallis to the Oregon State University diary fields before moving out of town around 8 a.m. Police emphasized the importance of avoiding any interaction with the bear and seeking shelter indoors or in vehicles until it passes. Authorities are monitoring the situation and urging residents to respect the bear’s space as it attempts to return to its natural habitat.