Minor injury for photo-taking hiker bitten by bear  GATLINBURG,
Tenn. (AP) - A man was bitten as he was trying to take a picture
of a black bear in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, but
the injury was minor and did not require medical attention.  The
National Park Service said in a release the unidentified man
suffered a small puncture wound on his foot after he was bitten
on the Laurel Falls Trail to the south of Gatlinburg, Tenn., on
Wednesday.  Wildlife biologists captured a 60-pound female bear
that visitors reported seeing near the trail. As a matter of
park policy, bears that have contact or injure people are
euthanized.  The park service said it is likely the bear had
been eating food left behind by visitors.