It's a shame that bear had to be put down but really if bear learned how to get into houses it's only a matter of time before it kills someone incidentally. Relocating the bear deep into the wilderness somewhere might not help as it might have lost its ability to find food outside of a human habitat and would possibly die a slow death.
Probably super ignorant because I don't live in a place with animals like these but why do people live near where bears are?
You see things like this and pictures of bears in their back garden, which is basically the woods/a forest and I just don't get why anyone would live there.
I live in Massachusetts, a residential neighborhood in a city, and there are black bears in the woods about a mile north-west of my house. Like any animals, they usually stay away from people.
Although last summer, a trail that I regularly walk my dog on was closed for a few weeks in the late spring because, apparently, it's bear mating season and there had been bear sightings that spring there and I guess bears can be aggressive to people during mating season.
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Also as I type this I'm in my backyard and a hawk just killed a squirrel and is ripping it to pieces as the thing is still living............
NATURE!