‘Boom, he’s out’: bear living ‘rent-free’ under California home has been removed

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A 550lb black bear was removed from under a southern California home in Altadena after residing there for over a month. Resident Ken Johnson contacted the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) after discovering the bear in late November, but initial trapping attempts were unsuccessful. The bear, tagged as number 2120, had previously been relocated from another home in the area following the Eaton wildfire. After Johnson threatened to sue the DFW, the Bear League, a non-profit organization, intervened, using paintball guns to drive the bear out. The bear attempted to return two days later but was deterred by an electrified mat placed over the crawl space entrance. Johnson has since discovered a ruptured gas line caused by the bear.
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