A 300-pound black bear died in Colorado after breaking into a parked car and becoming trapped inside. Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the bear entered an unlocked vehicle in central Colorado Springs, destroyed the interior and became stuck.
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CPW finds bear dead in Colorado Springs car
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300‑pound bear breaks into car in Colorado, dies after getting trapped inside
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is reminding the community to keep vehicles locked and windows closed after a black bear was found dead inside a car. According to CPW, a 250-pound bear entered an unlocked car and destroyed the vehicle, later dying inside.
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is reminding the community to close and lock their car doors and secure food and garbage after a bear managed to get into a car in Colorado Springs, where it became trapped and later died.
A 300-pound black bear died after being trapped inside an unlocked car in Colorado Springs for days, destroying the vehicle's interior trying to escape.
A 300-pound black bear died in Colorado after breaking into a parked car and becoming trapped inside. Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the bear entered an unlocked vehicle in central Colorado Springs, destroyed the interior and became stuck.
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