A bear that was captured falling mid-air from a tree at the University of Colorado after being tranquilized has tragically been killed a week after the incident.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say the large black mammal was fatally hit by two cars on U.S. 36 in the early hours of Thursday morning.

The bear was first hit by a 1992 Toyota Camry and then struck a second time by a 2002 Ford Focus.

You see some strange sights on a college campus, but they are not normally 200-pounds, furry and falling from trees!

Students at the University of Colorado in Boulder got a shock on Thursday morning when a large black bear was spotted running full speed past a dorm complex, reported the Denver Post.

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An eco-friendly bear attempted to take a joy ride in a Toyota Prius, but his fast getaway was cut short.

A shocked family vacationing in a Lake Tahoe cabin watched in amazement last Wednesday as a black bear broke into their car and got completely stuck, then the trapped animal somehow hit the gear shift and careened down the road!

The McCarthy family woke up to bumps in the night only to find the bear bashing around in the black Prius.