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Jun
In an unexpected twist, a number of hunters in Lithuania have refused a governmental appeal to remove a wild bear that wandered into the capital, Vilnius. This choice has ignited a major debate about wildlife management, public safety, and the ethical issues related to human interaction with city wildlife.The presence of a bear seen wandering through the city has sparked worries both among locals and authorities. As this creature made its way into populated zones, officials felt compelled to intervene to avert possible clashes. The initiative to capture the bear was intended to protect people, especially in areas with high…