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The bear began to appear regularly at a cemetery in Arkhangelsk, causing concern among local residents due to damage to graves.
In Arkhangelsk, a bear began to come to the cemetery and dig up graves, which scared the townspeople. This was reported by the Daily Storm.
After complaints, camera traps were placed at the cemetery, but the bear has not yet been caught on camera. Local residents only find traces of him, the publication noted.
“I know that the bear touched exactly two graves. From one he brought the body to the surface, but did not abuse it. The damaged graves were nearby,” said the rector of the church-chapel on the territory of the cemetery. According to the priest, the first to sound the alarm were the people whose burials of loved ones were torn up by the bear.
One of the local residents hoped that this bear would hibernate safely in winter and would not pose a threat to people. “You go to work, pray - and thank you God!” - she noted.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The bear will go into hibernation with the onset of winter and will cease to pose a threat to people
Possible · Within months

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