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Sunday, August 23, 2026

HUNGRY BEAR CAUGHT AFTER BREACHING DENVER CITY LIMITS




Colorado's hungry bear invasion reached a Denver neighborhood on Sunday.

No one was hurt.

Perched in a tree, the 100-pound male was tranquilized and caught in a tarp maneuvered by Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Denver police officers near East Louisiana Avenue and South Pennsylvania Street, northeast of Platt Park.

The adventurous 1 1/2-year-old "
didn't have the smoothest landing, but the bear is OK," Colorado Parks and Wildlife said.
This year has seen a record number of bear sighting across our drought-stricken state as they advance into populated areas in search of nourishment.


"We need everyone to be vigilant about their trash by locking it up until the morning of pick-up," wildlife officials said. "Take down bird feeders. Keep cars and windows locked."
In the 20th Century, Denver fielded a minor league baseball team called the Denver Bears.

[Photo: Colorado Parks and Wildlife]

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