Yellowknife, which was recently evacuated due to the threat of wildfires, has become overrun with black bears that have moved into the empty streets in search of food.
A Canadian city that was recently evacuated due to the threat of wildfires has been overrun by bears that swooped in to feed on the trash left behind when people abandoned their homes.
Around a week after Yellowknife was evacuated, those who remained noticed an unusual number of black bears wandering the streets, CTV News reported. Since then, the number of bear sightings has steadily increased, but there are no official statistics for how many bears are now in the city. Related: 'Polar bear capital of the world' soon to be overrun with record number of bears due to shifting sea ice
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