The black bear population of the Lake Tahoe region can be quite a nuisance, but can you blame them? It’s not their fault that thousands of people have flocked to the region over the last 100 years.
Those bears were there long before humans, and will probably be there long there long after we’re gone.
With that being said, I’d be a little upset if I was constantly worrying about fat bears trying to raid my home, my car, and my garbage cans on a daily basis. Ya know?
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