[ SECRET POST #3976 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3976 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

A lot of the mountainous parts have pretty low population densities (and I'm thinking not so much around Seattle or the Olympic Peninsula, but down into parts of Oregon and northern California). Still, I remember seeing something on TV about grizzly bears and they quoted the furthest distance to any regularly used road from anywhere in the lower 48 as a way of explaining that there is nowhere that remote - I don't remember the distance, but they said it's not a long walk for a bear, so of course bears will get into human spaces. They do it all the time. It's hard to believe there's anything else in that region that's large and capable of traversing great distances (which anything resembling a human would be, since it's something humans are good at) that doesn't get into human spaces on the regular, unless it's able to intentionally avoid doing it.