Outlookindia · 9h
Iceland: Cops Kill Rare Polar Bear Spotted After 8 Years; Country’s Policy Allows It To Do So | Explained
A polar bear was shot by police in a remote Icelandic village after it posed a threat to a resident. The incident has sparked discussions about Iceland's polar bear policy, which allows for the killing of bears deemed dangerous,
Indiatimes · 15h
Iceland shoots Polar Bear that drifted on iceberg from Greenland, calling it a threat to humans
A polar bear was shot dead in northwest Iceland after being deemed a threat to local residents. The bear was close to a summer house where an elderly woman was inside. Polar bears are not native to Iceland and sightings are rare,
The Independent · 20h
Rare polar bear shows up on the shores of Iceland – police shoot it
Polar bears are not native to Iceland but occasionally come ashore after traveling on ice floes from Greenland, according to Anna Sveinsdóttir, director of scientific collections at the Icelandic Institute of Natural History. Many icebergs have been spotted off the north coast in the last few weeks.
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