This undated photograph provided by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources in July 2019 shows a bear. Wildlife officials say reports of bears coming down from the mountains and rummaging through backyard and campgrounds throughout Utah have more than doubled this in 2019. Faith Jolley with the Division of Wildlife Resources said Wednesday, July 17, 2019, her agency has already received more than 25 reports of black bears getting into trash cans and camp sites, mostly in central Utah. In 2018 the DWR recorded 27 total bear encounters. None have resulted in serious injury. (Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, via AP)
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