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Russia culls over 3,000 bears amid unprecedented attack wave

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Russia is experiencing an unusual surge in bear attacks, leading to the culling of over 3,000 bears. While the annual average for bear attacks remains consistent, recent incidents have caused significant alarm among the public and authorities. This situation has prompted widespread concern and action across various regions. AI

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Russia culls over 3,000 bears amid unprecedented attack wave

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Agence France-Presse ·

    Over 3,000 bears culled in Russia after wave of deadly attacks: ‘we’ve never had this’

    Seeing what looked like a brown blob in a tree while driving through Siberia’s Irkutsk region, 36-year-old Daria Tyurneva pulled over, curious to get a better look. She was not expecting to find a bear cub, perched on a branch, several metres up. “We stopped, without turning off …

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