As Japan experiences a surge in bear attacks, survivors share grisly stories of blood, bites and (…)

6 novembre 2025 | Justin McCurry in Tokyo and Eva Corlett in Wellington
A record 13 people have died in bear attacks in Japan this year – with experts blaming food shortages as the animals venture further into residential areas Loud conversations, whistles and, when all else fails, a plastic bottle are among the precautions authorities in Japan are urging people to (…)
 Site référencé:  The Guardian (Asia Pacific)

The Guardian (Asia Pacific) 

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