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Aspen firefighter Craig Melville, left, and others hold tight as a bear cub screams in disapproval on the Hyman Avenue Mall in Aspen, Colo. A mother and her two cubs were captured by the Colorado Division of Wildlife to be moved to a safer region. "We'll be letting them go as a family," said DOW wildlife manager Kevin Wright. The mother and her cubs have been created a stir as they napped in trees and searched for food in the downtown area.
Aspen firefighter Craig Melville, left, and others hold tight as a bear cub screams in disapproval on the Hyman Avenue Mall in Aspen, Colo. A mother and her two cubs were captured by the Colorado Division of Wildlife to be moved to a safer region. "We'll be letting them go as a family," said DOW wildlife manager Kevin Wright. The mother and her cubs have been created a stir as they napped in trees and searched for food in the downtown area.
© Paul Conrad/Pablo Conrad Photography
Aspen firefighter Craig Melville, left, and others hold tight as a bear cub screams in disapproval on the Hyman Avenue Mall in Aspen, Colo. A mother and her two cubs were captured by the Colorado Division of Wildlife to be moved to a safer region. "We'll be letting them go as a family," said DOW wildlife manager Kevin Wright. The mother and her cubs have been created a stir as they napped in trees and searched for food in the downtown area.
Aspen firefighter Craig Melville, left, and others hold tight as a bear cub screams in disapproval on the Hyman Avenue Mall in Aspen, Colo. A mother and her two cubs were captured by the Colorado Division of Wildlife to be moved to a safer region. "We'll be letting them go as a family," said DOW wildlife manager Kevin Wright. The mother and her cubs have been created a stir as they napped in trees and searched for food in the downtown area.
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