Bears chase, bite visitors at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Parts of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park are closed after visitors encountered aggressive bears over the weekend.
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Parts of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park are closed after visitors encountered aggressive bears over the weekend.
The wild American black bear continues to expand its range further south into Lower Michigan, the DNR reports.
On Thursday morning, a black bear was caught on camera strolling through an alley in Ludington, Michigan.
Ukrainian troops seized a bombed-out zoo in the midst of fighting in 2022, rescuing Yampil, an Asiatic black bear, in the nick of time.
Shoppers say they saw a black bear roaming in a Meijer parking lot Thursday.
Poaching a black bear is a misdemeanor crime in Michigan.
Abby Wetherell was attacked in August 2013 as she jogged on a dirt road near Cadillac.
A wayward black bear has been captured and euthanized after becoming aggressive and trying to get into homes.
Ron Davis says he was hunting for porcupine in Clare County when a bear knocked him to the ground.
A black bear that roamed into Indiana this summer and eventually returned home is back in the Hoosier State, fattening up for winter.
The black bear was accompanied by her three cubs when she was shot and killed in Oceana County.
Ron Davis says he fought the bear with a knife, and the animal ran away.
The man said he used a hunting knife the stab the bear, scaring it off.
A brazen black bear causing problems in northern Indiana could be tranquilized and shipped to Michigan.
Investigators say there is a black market for black bear parts in Asia, where the parts are used for medicinal purposes.
Witnesses said that the bear was shot and left to die in the woods.
State officials are investigating the shooting death of a female black bear in Michigan's northwestern Lower Peninsula as a case of poaching.
Abby Wetherell was heading home from an evening jog on her grandfather's property Thursday night when the bear began chasing her.
The man whose car struck a 180-pound black bear in Bay County last week says he plans to make a rug out of the animal's hide.