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Black bear attacks 69-year-old woman

69-Year-Old Wisconsin Woman Attacked by Black Bear Outside Her Home as Search for Animal Continues

A 69-year-old Wisconsin woman is recovering after she was attacked by a black bear and hospitalized for her injuries. The incident occurred around 2 p.m. local time on Saturday, July 12 outside the rural home of victim Karen Frye near Comstock.

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Black bear attacks 69-year-old woman; officials seek to euthanize animal

Wildlife authorities in Wisconsin continued to search for a black bear who they say attacked and severely injured a 69-year-old woman near Comstock.

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Condition update for woman hospitalized after severely injured by black bear in Wisconsin

A woman who was attacked and severely injured by a black bear over the weekend outside her western Wisconsin home had her condition upgraded Tuesday. Karen Frye, 69, was in serious condition, up from critical,

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Authorities continue search for bear that seriously wounded woman in NW Wisconsin

By Mark Zdechlik Wildlife officials continue to search for a black bear that seriously injured a woman outside her home in ...

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Bear attacks are rare in Minnesota. But here’s what to do if you encounter one.

It’s a worst-case scenario for hikers, campers, and homeowners in the Upper Midwest: turning around to see a massive bear in pursuit. The good news, according to experts? It’ll probably never happen ...

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Security camera captures heart-stopping footage of tiny dog's face-off with bear: 'He is such a nuisance'

Raising awareness of the presence of bears and how to behave around them is essential. Security camera captures heart-stopping footage of tiny dog's face-off with bear: 'He is such a nuisance' first ...

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How to stay safe in B.C.’s grizzly and black bear country

While bear attacks, including those by grizzlies, are rare in British Columbia, it's always good to know how to deal with bears when in the backcountry.Kim Tichener, founder of the wildlife training ...

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