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Eco-activist attacked by brown bear while attempting to prove foresters drove it from its den

Alia Shoaib, Business Insider | 22.11.2023

In brief:

A German eco-activist travelled to Poland to prove that loggers had driven a bear out of its den

In a show of gratitude for his concern, the brown bear grabbed the activist himself

A Polish official described the incident as an irony of fate

In detail:

https://www.insider.com/eco-activist-mauled-bear-poland-2023-11

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