Russia sets cull of up to 30 per cent of brown bears after 36 killed in attacks
Headline via South China Morning Post · first report 14 Nov, 04:14 IST, latest 14 Nov, 07:45 IST
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The Russian government has established a cull of up to 30% of brown bear populations.
The Russian government has established a cull of up to 30 per cent of brown bear populations to keep numbers in check after bear attacks killed 36 people this year, the Ministry of Natural Resources was quoted as saying on Friday. A ministry statement…
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- The Straits Times Russia sets cull limits to help control bear population after attacks kill 36 people
- South China Morning Post Russia sets cull of up to 30 per cent of brown bears after 36 killed in attacks
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