Investigators in Utah say a large black bear raided a clandestine marijuana growing operation so often that it chased the grower away.
Deputies found food containers ripped apart and strewn everywhere, cans with bear teeth marks, claw marks and bear prints across the Garfield County camp on Tuesday.
They also found 4,000 "starter" sacks of pot and 888 young plants.
Source: AP
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