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A. John has many ways to catch bears. Sometimes he goes to their dens. This time, the bear is awake. He has to calm it down by making the den dark. Then he drugs it and takes measurements. He doesn’t take this bear to the University of Alaska so scientists can study it.
John has many ways to catch bears. Sometimes he goes to their dens. This time, the bear is awake. He has to calm it down by making the den dark. Then he drugs it and takes measurements. He doesn’t take this bear to the University of Alaska so scientists can study it.

B. John has multiple ways to catch bears. He uses large drums as traps, shoots darts at them from the air, and tracks them to their dens using the signal from their radio collars. He prefers to work with pilots he trusts. Usually, hibernating bears are sleeping. Instead of sleeping, this bear is awake and at the entrance of the den. John uses a sleeping bag to cover the opening and calm the bear. He is able to stick the needle in the bear’s shoulder muscle. His team takes measurements. They return this bear to its den, but some are taken to the University of Alaska for further study.
John has multiple ways to catch bears. He uses large drums as traps, shoots darts at them from the air, and tracks them to their dens using the signal from their radio collars. He prefers to work with pilots he trusts. Usually, hibernating bears are sleeping. Instead of sleeping, this bear is awake and at the entrance of the den. John uses a sleeping bag to cover the opening and calm the bear. He is able to stick the needle in the bear’s shoulder muscle. His team takes measurements. They return this bear to its den, but some are taken to the University of Alaska for further study.

C. John has multiple ways to catch bears. He uses traps, darts from the air, radio tracking collars. Usually, hibernating bears are sleeping. This bear is awake and at the entrance of the den. John uses a sleeping bag to cover the opening and calm the bear. He is able to safely drug it. His team takes measurements. They return this bear to its den, but some are taken to the University of Alaska for further study.
John has multiple ways to catch bears. He uses traps, darts from the air, radio tracking collars. Usually, hibernating bears are sleeping. This bear is awake and at the entrance of the den. John uses a sleeping bag to cover the opening and calm the bear. He is able to safely drug it. His team takes measurements. They return this bear to its den, but some are taken to the University of Alaska for further study.

D. John follows the beep from the bear’s radio collar to its den. Hibernating bears are usually asleep. This bear surprises John because it is awake. It as the opening of the den. He covers the opening with a sleeping bag. He hopes this will calm the bear. He sticks the bear with a needle attached to a short stick. Once the bear is drugged, his team takes measurements of the bear. Hi does not take the bear back to the artificial den at the University of Alaska.