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Black bear attacks 69-year-old woman; officials seek to euthanize animal

Authorities said they are searching for a black bear who attacked a 69-year-old woman in Wisconsin, severely injuring her.

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Wisconsin bear attack: Woman severely injured, search for bear ongoing

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New video shows aftermath of bear attack in northern Wisconsin

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Wisconsin woman injured in black bear attack

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is investigating a black bear attack that occurred Saturday in Barron County, where a 69-year-old woman sustained severe injuries.

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Barron Co. woman recovering from bear attack outside her home

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Authorities ID woman critically injured in Wisconsin bear attack

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Officials search for black bear following attack on 69-year-old Wisconsin woman

Local DNR officials stated that once they began searching for the bear, they found a cub located in a tree, meaning this could be a scenario regarding a mother protecting her young.

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Bear attack in western Wisconsin offers reminders about encounters; bear to be euthanized

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69-Year-Old Hospitalized in Rare Black Bear Attack

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Green Bay collaborations help restore wildlife, wetlands

An effort to restore Northern pike habitat in Green Bay is also benefiting other wildlife species and raising local awareness about the effects of climate change

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The Only 2 Venomous Snakes in Wisconsin—And Where They Live

This summer, it's snake season in Wisconsin. Find out what snakes are the most dangerous in the state and how to avoid them.

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Wisconsin lawmakers push to make Monarch Butterfly official state symbol amid species decline

The monarch butterfly's migration pattern takes it through Wisconsin annually, making it a familiar sight for residents across the state. However, the species has experienced one of the most severe population declines among North American wildlife, with scientists attributing the drop to habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change.

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Animal cruelty charges filed against woman

A western Wisconsin woman is facing felony charges after prosecutors say she mistreated and killed animals on her property. FOX 9’s Mike Manzoni has the story.