 The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control says their wildlife biologists will examine the bear to try and determine where it originated, its age, sex, and other information that might be helpful in tracking other transient black bears that venture into Delaware from surrounding states with resident black bear populations. Dunreck says they were actively coordinating reports of black bear sightings across Newark, but officials say the bear was assessed as a low-level threat at the time. This is Delaware Public Media.