Inside the deadly summer of human-bear conflicts sweeping across the American West
- When Patrick Sullivan heard a car horn blaring nonstop at 3 am while up feeding his infant son one night this summer, he was convinced a "crazy neighbor" was responsible.
- It turned out to be a neighbor of a different kind.
- A black bear had opened the door of a Toyota SUV and gotten trapped inside the vehicle in Gold Hill, Colorado, northwest of Denver.
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- When Patrick Sullivan heard a car horn blaring nonstop at 3 am while up feeding his infant son one night this summer, he was convinced a "crazy neighbor" was responsible.
- It turned out to be a neighbor of a different kind.
- A black bear had opened the door of a Toyota SUV and gotten trapped inside the vehicle in Gold Hill, Colorado, northwest of Denver.
Sources: The Independent