Bear takes up residence under California home, homeowner says 'terrifying'
A black bear has been living in the crawl space beneath a house in Altadena, California for days, causing distress to the homeowner.

A homeowner in Altadena, California is dealing with an unwelcome tenant after a black bear took up residence in the crawl space beneath his home. The bear has been living under the house for several days, causing distress to the homeowner who described the situation as 'terrifying.' The homeowner reported hearing the bear moving around and making loud noises that sounded like 'a dragon.' California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials were called to the scene to assess the situation and attempt to safely remove the bear from the property. The incident occurred in the foothills community of Altadena, which borders the Angeles National Forest, an area known for bear activity. Officials worked to coax the bear out using food and noise deterrents before safely relocating it to a more appropriate habitat.
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