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| Oklahoma man dies from bear mauling in Alaska | Oklahoma man dies from bear mauling in Alaska |
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| Authorities say an Oklahoma man was fatally mauled by a bear and two cubs near a south-east Alaska mine. | Authorities say an Oklahoma man was fatally mauled by a bear and two cubs near a south-east Alaska mine. |
| Alaska state troopers identified the victim as 18-year-old Anthony David Montoya of Hollis, Oklahoma. | Alaska state troopers identified the victim as 18-year-old Anthony David Montoya of Hollis, Oklahoma. |
| Troopers say all three bears were killed. Montoya’s body is being sent to the state medical examiner’s office for an autopsy. | Troopers say all three bears were killed. Montoya’s body is being sent to the state medical examiner’s office for an autopsy. |
| California shark attack: teen lobster diver injured | California shark attack: teen lobster diver injured |
| Montoya was a contract employee for Hecla Greens Creek mine. The mine reported that the incident on Monday occurred at a remote drill site accessible only by helicopter. | Montoya was a contract employee for Hecla Greens Creek mine. The mine reported that the incident on Monday occurred at a remote drill site accessible only by helicopter. |
| The incident occurred near the silver mine on Admiralty Island about 18 miles south-west of Juneau. | The incident occurred near the silver mine on Admiralty Island about 18 miles south-west of Juneau. |
| Mike Satre, manager of government and community relations with the mine, says that before Monday, there had not been an injury of any kind related to a bear reported by the mine. | Mike Satre, manager of government and community relations with the mine, says that before Monday, there had not been an injury of any kind related to a bear reported by the mine. |
| He said there were many bears on Admiralty Island, and employees and contractors received training specific to bears. | He said there were many bears on Admiralty Island, and employees and contractors received training specific to bears. |
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