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In this Sunday, April 12, 2015, photo, a black bear sow carries a snack near Government Hill in Anchorage, Alaska. The lives of a black bear and four cubs that have been feasting on garbage in an Anchorage neighborhood will be spared after the governor asked the state's fish and game commissioner whether they could be moved rather than shot. The Alaska Dispatch News reports Gov. Bill Walker said Saturday, April 18, 2015, he's sure he will be criticized for getting involved. But he says he felt the bears had done nothing wrong and it was right thing to do. (Bill Roth/Alaska Dispatch News via AP)
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