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Far East nature reserve enjoys bear baby boom
Far East nature reserve enjoys bear baby boom
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Scientists have reported an increased birth rate among bears in Russia’s Kronotsky nature reserve, located on the far flung Kamchatka Peninsula. Usually bears... 30.08.2011, Sputnik International
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Far East nature reserve enjoys bear baby boom
Scientists have reported an increased birth rate among bears in Russia’s Kronotsky nature reserve, located on the far flung Kamchatka Peninsula. Usually bears give birth to one or two cubs, but female bears with four cubs can now be frequently spotted in the reserve.
Scientists have reported an increased birth rate among bears in Russia’s Kronotsky nature reserve, located on the far flung Kamchatka Peninsula. Usually bears give birth to one or two cubs, but female bears with four cubs can now be frequently spotted in the reserve.
