Black Bear Safely Relocated After Sneaking Onto NIH Campus

scientist work at the National Institutes of Health are commonly interested with problems like infectious disease and brain ontogenesis . Yesterday , they were touch on with a pitch-black bear who found its way onto their campus .

harmonize toBethesda Magazine , black bears have been making themselves more and more visible in Montgomery County . The NIH intruder mark the fifth bear sighting this week alone ( though several sightings could have been of the same bear ) . When the bear was first sighted , wildlife officials used noisemakers to fright it out of a tree , where it could be safely tranquillise and relocated . They follow in chasing it out of the tree , but the bear decide to relocate itself to a pine tree on the NIH campus – bypassing the campus ’s security measures fence , which was built after 9/11 – in Bethesda , Maryland .

By mid - day , the@NIH_Bearhad its own chirrup account .

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Four 60 minutes after wandering on the NIH campus , wildlife officials managed to successfully tranquilize the bear , who was relocate to more appropriate bear territory in theMcKee - Beshers Wildlife Management Areanear the Potomac River .

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@NIH_bearin custody . To be released near Potomac river in Montgomery Co@wusa9pic.twitter.com/ydZn1QIIZP

— Scott Broom ( @scottbroom)June 19 , 2014

Here he is , shake off the effects of the ataractic agent as the 150 Syrian pound bear waken up in his new wood home . It ’s always nice when a tarradiddle like this has a happy ending .

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