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Japanese police officers armed with rifles patrol near a forest amid rising bear attacks, illustrating government measures to ensure public safety.

Government considers police rifle use amid bear attack surge

Raj Patel Image generated by AI

Japan's government has intensified measures against a surge in bear attacks, including consideration of police rifle use, following a record 12 fatalities since April. A ministerial meeting involving multiple agencies ordered emergency actions, while municipalities raise pay for hunters. Officials describe the situation as a serious threat to public safety.

Jaguar Population Rises in Mexico

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Jaguar numbers in Mexico have increased by 30% following conservation efforts, as announced on September 15, 2025. This positive development aids biodiversity recovery. Experts attribute the rise to protected habitats and anti-poaching measures.

Wild bear peacefully visits california zoo

Ana Torres

A young wild black bear entered Sequoia Park Zoo in California last Friday, calmly interacting with captive bears. Described as a 'very polite visitor', the animal was guided back to the forest without incident. The episode went viral on social media.

Panel to discuss Ladakh sanctuaries for defence projects

Raj Patel

The Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife is set to discuss proposals for diverting land in Ladakh's protected areas for military facilities this week. These include areas from the Changthang Cold Desert Wildlife Sanctuary and Karakoram Wildlife Sanctuary, home to endangered species like snow leopards. The moves highlight tensions between strategic defence needs and ecological preservation in the border region.

Mexico Jaguar Population Increases 30 Percent

Jaguar numbers in Mexico rose by 30 percent as reported on September 10, 2025, following conservation efforts. This positive development was noted in environmental news updates.

Study reveals nesting heat impacts sea turtle hatchling cognition

A pioneering study has found that higher temperatures during nesting affect the learning abilities of sea turtle hatchlings. Researchers demonstrated reduced cognitive performance in hatchlings from warmer nests. This research highlights potential risks from climate change to marine wildlife.

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