A black bear.
There will be a vigil and walk on March 21 to honor the mother bear that was killed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife after clawing a woman walking her dog and after being determined by DNA that it was the same bear that clawed a man oh his porch last year.
The event will begin at Library Park at 9 a.m., with the walk beginning at 9:20 a.m., to reflect on the bear killed after swiping at a woman walking her dog near her cubs. More than 3,700 voiced support. A space for remembrance. Details.
- Brad Haugaard
I'm sure no one will walk or cosplay on behalf of the woman who was injured, since she was the second human attacked by the bear. The City should have notified residents to let bears do whatever they want to and stay at home to avoid the possibility of offending a bear. The woman should have stayed home. The bear was here first, right? It had rights, didn't it?
ReplyDeleteAnd more than 3700 Monrovians are simply insane.