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October 28, 2026 • 12:00 PM
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A possibly hungry bear found itself locked inside a car in Juneau, Alaska, and managed to completely shred the interior before getting freed by police.

Bear locks itself in car in Alaska | CNN

A possibly hungry bear found itself locked inside a car in Juneau, Alaska, and managed to completely shred the interior before getting freed by police.

A possibly hungry bear found itself locked inside a car in Juneau, Alaska, and managed to completely shred the interior before getting freed by police.

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