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Bear Sighting Prompts University of Montana Alert

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Bear Sighting Prompts University of Montana Alert

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A bear was reported on the University of Montana campus near the Oval, prompting campus police to urge students and staff to keep clear and stay alert. UMPD patrolled the area and tried to move the bear off campus. Officials advised anyone who encounters it to call 911 or UMPD, avoid running, and back away slowly while facing the bear; if it approaches, make yourself look larger and make loud noises.

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