First fatal black bear attack in California's history confirmed
A black bear fatally mauled a Downieville (Sierra County) woman in her home last fall in the first instance of a bear-caused human fatality in California.
Source: sfchronicle.com
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A black bear fatally mauled a Downieville (Sierra County) woman in her home last fall in the first instance of a bear-caused human fatality in California.
It's hard to count black bears. They don't travel in herds. They are solitary and reclusive omnivores, although they occasionally display their foraging skills when they wander into a populated area and break into a garbage can or, rarely, a house.
California has never had a great method for counting bears. But they’re working on that. So until they get one, let’s stop hunting them.