Bear Climbs On Top Of Utility Poles In South Arizona, Residents Of Border City Left In Disbelief

<p><strong>Douglas: </strong>The residents of a border city in Arizona were left in disbelief with the surprise appearance of a bear, who climbed up two utility poles and even sat on the wires, triggering fear among the passersby.</p> <p>The bolder than average bear appeared in downtown Douglas on Sunday, said the Arizona Game &amp; Fish Department.</p> <p>In their attempts to get the bear to leave, the state wildlife officials, Douglas police, the Cochise County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office and U.S. Border Patrol had to close the U.S. Highway 191.</p> <p><strong>READ</strong>: <strong><a href="https://ift.tt/3o8AV6C" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH | Balcony Full Of People Collapses In Malibu Leaving 2 Critically Injured</a></strong></p> <p>The authorities said the seemingly unfazed bear eventually climbed down and scampered off, sending about two dozen onlookers scattering, AP reported.</p> <p>No injuries were, however, reported.</p> <p>This is the time of year where the people in the area need to watch out for bears, according to the Arizona Game &amp; Fish Department officials.</p> <p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>