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Do Not Approach: Bear cub spotted near Beaver City

By ABC 4 · August 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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BEAVER, Utah (ABC4) — Officials are asking residents to watch out for a young bear cub after one was spotted near Beaver City. According to an online post from Beaver City, a young bear cub was last seen near CR-357 (Manderfield Road) around 1400 North.

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