Russia Struggles with Surge in Deadly Bear Attacks
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Russia is grappling with a sharp increase in deadly bear attacks, with at least 27 people killed since spring. The surge in attacks, primarily in Siberia and the Far East, has been attributed to a growing brown bear population and a shortage of wild fruits due to an early and dry spring. Authorities have launched culling operations, with over 3,000 bears eliminated this year. Residents, particularly in rural areas, are advised to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines when visiting forests.
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Caçadores da Sibéria abrem temporada de caça aos ursos após ataques fa...
В Красноярском крае ликвидировали более 1 тыс. медведей В регионе сохр...
RT @tara_ro: 🔊 People once felt sorry for the bears. Then came the att...
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