Specialists say Japan’s bear inhabitants — which incorporates a minimum of 12,000 brown bears in Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan’s essential islands — has been rising at the same time as the agricultural inhabitants is ageing and shrinking, leaving the bears with extra room to roam and fewer individuals to scare them off.
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