Basically, both bears would, go into gardens, go through trashcans, beehives to find food. They would go around and leave a mess behind (shame on them for not cleaning up after themselfs) and destroy peoples’ hard work and property (they aren’t aggressive twords humans to my knowledge.) Both were separated at one point and later one of them started going through gardens, again. A few days ago he was sent to a different location… again. If the bear desides to go near people again, he will be *not alive*, because he is a treat to people, even though bears are endangered (written in the Latvian Red book). The other bear – haven’t heard from him so he’ll be fine, I guess.
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Basically, both bears would, go into gardens, go through trashcans, beehives to find food. They would go around and leave a mess behind (shame on them for not cleaning up after themselfs) and destroy peoples’ hard work and property (they aren’t aggressive twords humans to my knowledge.) Both were separated at one point and later one of them started going through gardens, again. A few days ago he was sent to a different location… again. If the bear desides to go near people again, he will be *not alive*, because he is a treat to people, even though bears are endangered (written in the Latvian Red book). The other bear – haven’t heard from him so he’ll be fine, I guess.
Situation is tough, man
Rowdy bears are terrorising our gardeners.
it’s ok, they’re Estonian.