Human intrusion into Bears habitat, leads to murder of Polar Bear

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Another atrocity against animals, just like the revenge hunting and murder of sharks in the Seychelles, now it has been at least one Polar Bear, murdered in the Arctic.

Polar bear attack survivor says it was ' like a dream '.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-jerse y-14731481

I say, for the Polar Bear, it was nothing other than a nighmare and his murder, this bear found his habitat had been invaded by a considerable number of humans, and obviously he had the right to investigate who these intruders were.

In the news report, it is stated, that the safe guards, such as trip wires, intended to set off warning flares etc.., which did not work when the Polar Bear approached, this was not the Bears fault, and yet because of humans deliberately invading the Bears domain, the Bears fate is to lose his life, murdered by these human monsters.

These human fools should just stay the hell out of other species habitats, and stop destroying their environments.

Photo is of Polar Bear recently murdered by hunter in Canadian Arctic, and not the bear in this news report, I do not have photo of this murdered bear.

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Further info -

Between 1980 and 1985 in Alaska, there was only one recorded injury caused by a polar bear, and no deaths

 Over a 15-year period in Svalbard, Norway, other researchers documented polar bears killing one person and injuring three others. At least 46 polar bears were killed by people in the same time frame
 

In a 20-year period in Canada, six human deaths and 14 injuries were attributed to polar bears. During the same period, 251 bears were killed by people "in defence of life and property

 Of the six deaths and 14 injuries in Canada, 15 were considered to be acts of predation by the bear, and one by a polar bear defending her cubs. One was attributed to both, while the other was unresolved