Italian Court Temporarily Halts Bear Culling Order After Jogger's Death
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An Italian court has suspended an order to put down a 17-year-old female bear that killed a man while he was jogging in the woods. The bear, identified as JJ4, was ordered to be captured and killed by the provincial governor, but animal rights groups launched a legal appeal. This is the second time the court has overturned an order for JJ4 to be put down. There are now about 100 bears in the Trento area, and close encounters with humans are becoming more common.
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