Environment
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Brown Bears’ Change of Habitat Increased Predation Rates of Vulnerable Prey
Researchers had identified an active hunting strategy used by brown bears to replenish after a six-month hibernation. Apparently, the starving predator switches its habitat to hunt reindeer and moose calves on their calving period.
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