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Bear Hibernating Under Home for Months Finally Removed

Yellow two one two zero, a massive bear hibernating under an Altadena home for months, was finally evicted using a unique combination of tactics. After failed attempts by state officials, the Bear League intervened, firing paintballs nearby to scare the bear out of its hiding spot. The homeowner, Ken Johnson, had been dealing with the bears noises and was even considering legal action. Now, the house is bear-free, but the bears whereabouts remain unknown. Checkout Solipillow.com

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