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5 Wildlife Officers Relocate 400-Pound Massive Black Bear From Colorado Home Deck to Suitable Habitat
Five wildlife officers armed with a tranquilizer dart relocated a 400-pound massive black bear from a Colorado home deck to a more suitable habitat.
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