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Human remains found in stomach of bear shot dead in Akita
NATIONAL JUN. 14, 2016 - 06:45AM JST ( 5 )TOKYO —
Human remains have been found in the stomach of a bear which was shot dead Friday near the area in northern Japan where the corpse of a person believed to have been mauled was found earlier, the local government said Monday.
The 1.3-meter-long Asian black bear was killed by a hunter on Friday in a forest in Kazuno in Akita Prefecture after the corpse, which appears to be the fourth victim in a string of bear attacks, was found the same day. Police have been looking into whether it was the same bear that attacked some or all of the victims.
Since late May, corpses of two men and a woman in their 70s and a man in his 60s have been found in the forest, according to police. They are believed to have gone to the area to pick edible plants.
Takeshi Komatsu, a veterinarian with the municipal government of Kitaakita in Akita, said that because the attacks appear to have occurred in a limited area over a short period of time, all four people were likely killed by the same bear.
Noting that the victims had been severely mauled, Komatsu said, “After tasting humans, the bear may have learned it can eat us.”
© KYODO
Human remains found in stomach of bear shot dead in Akita
NATIONAL JUN. 14, 2016 - 06:45AM JST ( 5 )TOKYO —
Human remains have been found in the stomach of a bear which was shot dead Friday near the area in northern Japan where the corpse of a person believed to have been mauled was found earlier, the local government said Monday.
The 1.3-meter-long Asian black bear was killed by a hunter on Friday in a forest in Kazuno in Akita Prefecture after the corpse, which appears to be the fourth victim in a string of bear attacks, was found the same day. Police have been looking into whether it was the same bear that attacked some or all of the victims.
Since late May, corpses of two men and a woman in their 70s and a man in his 60s have been found in the forest, according to police. They are believed to have gone to the area to pick edible plants.
Takeshi Komatsu, a veterinarian with the municipal government of Kitaakita in Akita, said that because the attacks appear to have occurred in a limited area over a short period of time, all four people were likely killed by the same bear.
Noting that the victims had been severely mauled, Komatsu said, “After tasting humans, the bear may have learned it can eat us.”
© KYODO
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