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Why Japan killed 14,000 bears
Bears have returned to the Japanese forests after decades of wildlife conservation efforts. However, an increase in their numbers due to improved natural conditions and a decline in agricultural activity has brought them closer to cities and villages, resulting in nearly 14,000 bears being killed over the course of a year, along with more than 230 attacks on humans that led to 13 deaths. The rise in bear populations is accompanied by a decrease in natural food sources caused by climate change, prompting the bears to search for food in residential areas. Estimates suggest that killing this many bears could threaten the regional extinction of some bear species, prompting calls for alternative solutions such as relocating the bears and implementing protective measures to prevent direct contact with humans.
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