Bear spotted in Denver's Platt Park neighborhood as Colorado reports surge in sightings
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DENVER — A bear was spotted in a tree in Denver's Platt Park neighborhood over the weekend, just one of more than 6,000 bear reports filed across Colorado this year, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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DENVER — A bear was spotted in a tree in Denver's Platt Park neighborhood over the weekend, just one of more than 6,000 bear reports filed across Colorado this year, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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