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Brown Bear Population in Moscow Region Doubles to Around 80

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The number of brown bears living in the Moscow region forests has practically doubled in the last 10-15 years, reaching approximately 80 individuals. According to Rosprirodnadzor and experts like Dmitry Fedorov, this increase is linked to growing populations in neighboring regions and a hunting ban, as the bear is listed in the Red Book of the Moscow region.

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  1. RIA Novosti avatar

    RIA Novosti

    RSS / @ria.ru/export/rss2/index.xml

    Названа численность бурых медведей в Подмосковье

  2. РИА Новости avatar

    РИА Новости

    Telegram / @rian_ru

    Около 80 бурых медведей могут обитать в подмосковных лесах, рассказали...

  3. 360.ru avatar

    360.ru

    Telegram / @tv360

    Медвежий бум в Подмосковье? В лесах Подмосковья по состоянию на 2026...

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    Lenta.ru

    RSS / @lenta.ru/rss

    Раскрыто число обитающих в Подмосковье медведей

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