WSU police warn visitors against poking bears at the Bear Research Center to ensure safety and conservation efforts.

PULLMAN — The Washington State University Police Department is reminding the community to respect the grizzlies that reside at the WSU Bear Center.

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Police say that visitors try to poke WSU's research bears with branches and sticks. It not only harms the bear, but it's also illegal.

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