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Yosemite National Park's Bears are Eating Less Human Food, But It's Still a Cause for Concern
A proactive effort to lessen the amount of human food that black bears in Yosemite National Park have access to has been effective, but once bears get a taste of human treats they will always continue to seek them, according to new research.
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