<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0sQz1r_1FRnGF5Y00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0sQz1r_1FRnGF5Y00" width="1280" height="717" ><figcaption>Your Alaska Link</figcaption></figure>A bear was euthanized Monday after getting into garages and vehicles in Anchorage’s Rabbit Creek area.Alaska Fish and Game believes the bear was responsible for at least some of the reported damage.It is the third bear to be euthanized in Anchorage in less than a week.Biologists euthanized a mother bear and one of her three cubs last week. A second cub was taken to the Alaska Zoo, while Fish and Game says the third cub has not been found.Nick Docken with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game says bears are especially active this time of year as they prepare for winter.“It’s that time of year. Bears are hungry. You know, it was a low fish and low berry production year,” Docken said. “And so we have seen a heightened level of bears accessing unsecured attractants, i.e. trash, chickens, bird feeders.”Fish and Game is reminding residents to secure their trash and other potential attractants to help deter bears.Residents are also encouraged to report bear sightings.Meanwhile, another bear is being sought in Haines following an attack Monday on Jones Point Trail.According to Haines Borough Police, a woman encountered a bear while hiking on the trail. Police believe the bear was a sow with a cub.The woman was able to get away and suffered minor injuries. The Jones Point Trail is now closed following the attack.It is the second reported bear attack in Haines in the past month.The first happened August 29. According to Haines Borough Police, a woman was walking her dog along Mt. Riley Road when a brown bear attacked her.</div></body>

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A bear was euthanized Monday after getting into garages and vehicles in Anchorage’s Rabbit Creek area. Alaska Fish and Game believes the bear was responsible for at least some of the reported damage. It is the third bear to be euthanized in Anchorage in less than a week. Biologists...

Three Anchorage bears euthanized in less than a week

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A bear was euthanized Monday after getting into garages and vehicles in Anchorage’s Rabbit Creek area. Alaska Fish and Game believes the bear was responsib

Three Anchorage bears euthanized in less than a week

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