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A shortage of natural food in winter and spring can lead to the appearance of connecting rod bears in the regions of Russia.
Due to a lack of food in winter and spring, hungry connecting rod bears will appear in many regions of the Russian Federation. This was announced by the acting president of the Russian Hunting and Fishing Union Andrei Sitsko in a conversation with the TASS agency.
“Given the current situation with natural feed in many regions, the appearance of connecting rods definitely needs to be feared. Although, of course, the measures taken to regulate the bear population, I think, made it possible to remove the most aggressive and reckless part of the population,” the specialist specified.
He added that people should be careful even next spring - animals need fat to survive the spring lack of food in the first month after they leave their dens.
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The appearance of connecting rod bears in winter and spring in a number of regions of the Russian Federation
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Acting President of the Russian Hunting and Fishing Union Andrei Sitsko warned about the possible appearance of hungry connecting rod bears in Russian regions in winter and spring due to a lack of natural food, noting that measures to regulate the number made it possible to remove the most aggressive individuals.