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Forest food supply breakdown linked to Japan’s 2025 bear attack surge
Science Magazine says a new Science Advances study challenges the widespread explanation that rapid bear population growth drove the crisis, which produced 232 casualties.
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Science Magazine says Japan’s 2025 bear crisis produced 232 casualties. The magazine says a new Science Advances study found that a compounding breakdown in the forest’s food supply drove the surge in attacks, which had been widely attributed to rapid bear population growth.
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