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"CNN staff filming a report about how to stay safe around wild bears were interrupted by one of the animals. The crew were working in Yellowstone National Park on Friday when they spotted hiker Erin Prophet trying to avoid the young black bear by taking to a lake, according to Reuters. The incident was captured on film by the TV crew as three people in a kayak helped to guide Prophet to safety.  Park representatives told the news agency that the animal, which was at first mistakenly identified as a grizzly bear because of its brown fur, appeared to be minding its own business and was unlikely to have posed a threat to Prophet. In spite of the species&amp;#039; name, only 70% of black bears have black fur. The crew were filming at Yellowstone following the first fatal bear attack at the park in 25 years last week. A black bear destroyed a car in Colorado last year when it knocked the vehicle&amp;#039;s automatic transmission into neutral. It had climbed into the vehicle to eat a sandwich which had been left on the back seat. &amp;gt; Real bear steals teddy bear from home "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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