After a search of more than a year, the authorities of the California managed to capture the notorious black bear known as 'Hank The Tank', responsible for 21 home invasions in Lake Tahoe, USA.
The animal's skillful escape earned it a reputation for its cunning, while residents of the region lived in apprehension of its forays in search of food.
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teams of biologists of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) were finally able to track Hank down and safely immobilize her.
Now, the big bear is undergoing medical tests before being transferred to the Wild Animal Sanctuary in Springfield, Colorado.
Hank, who is unusually large for her species, developed an audacious lack of fear of humans, which led her to use her strength to penetrate homes in search of food.
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Fortunately, Hank's three pups won't follow their mother's example. They will be moved to a facility in Petaluma, California.
There, the pups will have a chance to reverse the negative behaviors they learned from Hank and eventually get back into the wild.
Intriguingly, recent investigations have revealed that Hank was not alone in her "criminal" endeavors. In addition to her, two other unidentified bears were also responsible for some of the invasions.
CDFW is committed to ensuring that none of the animals are euthanized or placed in captivity, reiterating its commitment to the wildlife conservation.
CDFW spokesperson Peter Tira commented on the unusual series of intrusions, noting that "it is not It is common for a bear to venture into garages or open front doors while people are around. gifts”.
Now that the local community is breathing a sigh of relief over the capture of Hank The Tank, many are hoping that his story may inspire a new chapter in the peaceful coexistence of humans and wildlife in region.
