A bear warning has been issued in Michigan as they have been spotted moving south from the state's upper peninsula down to the lower, wildlife managers from the state's Department of Natural Resources ...

I was in Alaska when I spotted a glacier bear, which is a blue color-phase black bear. I decided to stalk it with my bow.

A bear will keep on moving if there is nothing tasty to eat such as bird seed, unsecured garbage or a food-splattered grill, DNR officials said.

The American black bear is expanding its range further south into Michigan, prompting state officials ... The DNR does operate a bear hunting season in the fall to help keep the bear population ...

But about 2,000 black bears now live in Michigan's Lower Peninsula as well ... The DNR regulates a bear hunting season in the fall to help keep populations managed and sustainable.

The bull was brought to Wisconsin for breeding efforts. He was one of the largest and most photographed bulls in the state.