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Cemeteries, fridges for giant Russian bear

From afar, it looked like a rather large man in a fur coat, looked fondly on the grave of a loved one. But when two women approached, they realized it was a bear eating a body. In a panic, they howl. The animal fled into the woods and the two inhabitants of the Russian village of Verkhny Tchov discovered a scene horror. The corpse's clothes were scattered on the graves nearby, reports the Moskovsky Komsomolets, who narrates the scene, which occurred in late October in the Komi Republic, near the Arctic Circle. The Russian Bear began to dig up the bodies buried in municipal cemeteries to devour them, informed the authorities. Their usual food - mushrooms, berries and some frogs from time to time - are indeed endangered. According

native, bears began to look for food in towns and villages - they are garbage, steal carrots in gardens and rummaging through garbage dumps. A young man has been shredded in the center of Syktyvkar, the capital. "This year they are really hungry. It's a big problem. Many will not survive, "says Semyon Razmislov, vice president of the Society of hunting and fishing Komi. According to WWF Russia, had witnessed a similar phenomenon two years ago to Kandalaksha, republic of Karelia. "We must not forget that bears naturally eat whatever they find. In the national parks of the United States and Canada, there is no question of leaving the food in the tents, "said Macha Vorontsova, director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) in Russia.

"In Karelia, a bear has learned to [open a coffin] and he showed others how to do she adds. They are dipping rather quickly. " only way to get rid of plantigrade: making noise with firecrackers for example, or shoot them. According to Masha Vorontsova, bears, are omnivorous, "had plenty to eat" this fall - fish and ants, for example, did not fail. If they are attacking cemeteries they find it easy to eat, a bit like a giant refrigerator, says she. The Russian bear population is relatively stable and has 120 000-140 000. The biggest threat here is not famine but man: VIPs and wealthy lovers hunting parties have decimated most of the big bucks of Kamchatka in the Russian Far East. Chinese poachers have killed many large black bear near the border to sell their claws. The authorities are preparing legislation to ban hunting of bears for the breeding season.

http://www.courrierinternational.com/article/2010/12/22/les-cimetieres-frigos-geants-pour-les-ours-russes