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A bear mauled two Muslim separatists after finding them in its den, the BBC reports. Full Article at The New Republic
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The bear hiding in the thicket before it was caught and (below) forest workers push the cage with the animal in it towards the truck Gangtok, Nov. 4: The Himalayan black bear that mauled two forest officers yesterday was released in the wild... Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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The Himalayan Black Bear, which had injured two senior forest officials and a medic assistant yesterday at Upper Sichey, Gangtok, and was later captured and taken to the Himalayan Zoological Park, Bulbuley, was today released in the wild at the Kupup... Full Article at Webindia123
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The bear in hiding during the chase. Picture by Prabin Khaling Gangtok, Nov. 3: A bear strayed into the Sikkim capital this morning and mauled two top wildlife officials during a hide-and-seek played out over six hours. Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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Tourists are now going bear-spotting on wildlife safaris in a scenic wilderness where Kashmiri rebels and Indian troops used to regularly exchange deadly gunfire. Full Article at 7 Days
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That joint commission will establish the total allowable harvest for the Kane Basin and the Baffin Bay, and these are the two management units that we co-manage
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Co-ordinating our efforts with respect to research methodologies and the exchange of multiple sources of knowledge will help us make the wisest possible management decisions for our polar bear populations
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She's staying in the greenbelt
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This bear was drugged and spent 99 percent of its travel time in a crate in the back of a pickup ... How it was able to orient itself without any reference points or landmarks is a pretty impressive feat.
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