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Article: Solo escaped execution but died in hibernation; After causing controversy near Ely, she and her cubs were sent to Michigan. But she never woke up.(NEWS)
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- Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
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- April 25, 2008
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Byline: LARRY OAKES; STAFF WRITER
Duluth, Minn. -- Solo, the one-eared black bear that slept under an Ely-area cabin last winter while humans argued over what to do with her, has died at the Michigan bear ranch where she and her cubs were shipped.
The bear, named Solo by cabin owners after another bear bit off one of her ears, never emerged from hibernation, said Dean Oswald, owner of Oswald's Bear Ranch near Newberry, Mich.
"I couldn't tell you why she didn't make it," Oswald said. "Sometimes their heart just doesn't hold up to it."
Solo's two cubs, which ranch workers named Cora and Caden, came out of hibernation and appear to be fine, he said.
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