“A Southern California homeowner had a large male bear living under his house for more than a month before reaching out to the BEAR League for help,” BEAR League wrote on Facebook. “Estimated at over 500 pounds, the bear barely fit into the crawlspace and caused extensive damage to the home’s heating ducts.”

The crew boast bear removal stats of up to eight beasts per day and are headquartered in California’s scenic Lake Tahoe — where bear intrusions are all too common.

Bear trap in Altadena accidentally catches wrong animal as 550-pound black bear continues living under California home despite month-long removal efforts.

Despite noisemakers, baited traps and an entire month of waiting, a half-ton bear spent Christmas under an Altadena home.

Despite the fact that there are no grizzly bears in California, the grizzly bear remains an iconic symbol in the state.

A California black bear wandered through Adelanto and Victorville before wildlife officials guided it back to the San Gabriel Mountains.

A 550-pound male black bear wedged itself into the crawl space underneath an Altadena home just after Thanksgiving. Officials tried air horns, cherry and caramel flavored bait and even a trap that caught the wrong bear.