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Fatal Bear Attack: Necropsy Results Are In
Fatal Bear Attack: Necropsy Results Are In
Published on June 22, 2023
Fatal Bear Attack: Necropsy Results Are In
Yesterday, The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s (AZGFD) lead wildlife veterinarian completed the necropsy on the carcass of the black bear responsible for the June 16 killing of Steven Jackson at his property in the Groom Creek area. It is reported the bear was a 7–10-year-old adult male weighing 365 pounds. The bear was healthy with no apparent signs of disease. Results from the rabies test were negative. “AZGFD officials
believe this bear acted in what appeared to be an unprovoked predatory attack by the animal. Bears are predators, and when acting aggressively toward humans can attack, injure, and kill.” To view AZGFD’s full report and release of information visit: Necropsy conducted on bear that killed man near Prescott - Arizona Game & Fish Department (
azgfd.com
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