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Game officials capture grizzly cub, still seek other ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) _ State wildlife officials say one of the two cubs belonging to a grizzly killed in Anchorage has been caught. The cub was captured Wednesday, and taken to the Alaska Zoo. An Indiana zoo has agreed to take custody of the cubs if they are located. Officials are still working to locate a second cub. The cubs' mother was believed to be responsible for an attack on a runner earlier this month in Far North Bicentennial Park. |
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