14 bears captured and killed at Montana home, amid rise in human-bear encounters
First reported 1 Oct, 08:50 UTCUpdated 16h ago3 sources
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Drought has disrupted natural food sources that bears depend on, sending them closer to humans.
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At least 22 people have been killed in bear attacks across Russia in 2026, as climate change has forced bears to find new food sources.
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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks responded to a property last month to capture and kill 14 black bears following a report of alleged supplemental feeding, which is illegal under state law.
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- Zabaikalsky Region Offers Bounties for Bears as Human Encounters Rise (opens The Moscow Times in a new tab)
At least 22 people have been killed in bear attacks across Russia in 2026, as climate change has forced bears to find new food sources.
- 14 bears captured and killed at Montana home, amid rise in human-bear encounters (opens The Washington Post in a new tab)
Drought has disrupted natural food sources that bears depend on, sending them closer to humans.
- Montana wildlife officials cull 14 black bears after they lost fear of people, ate human food (opens The Washington Times in a new tab)
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks responded to a property last month to capture and kill 14 black bears following a report of alleged supplemental feeding, which is illegal under state law.
