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MISSOULA, Mont. - University of Montana Police Department has reported that there was a bear spotted on campus. Officials stated that it was last spotted around the Oval. People that encounter the bear on campus are asked to either call 911 or UMPD at (406) 243-4000.
The public is urged to keep clear of the area and to be bear aware. If one were to find themselves face-to-face with a bear, officials remind you to not run away, instead back away from it while facing it. If the bear keeps moving towards you, try to scare it away by stretching your arms over your head and making loud noises to make yourself seem imposing and large. You can find more safety tips on the US Forest Service's “Be Bear Aware” webpage.
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