Original title: 56 polar bears invaded Russian villages, and the fighting people were too scared to go out
According to Fox News, a village in northern Russia was occupied by more than 50 polar bears.
It is reported that in ryrkaypiy village in Chukchi autonomous region of Russia, all public activities have been cancelled and schools have been protected so that bears will not wander in.
Tatiana & middot, head of polar bear patrol project in ryrkaypiy village; Tatyana minenko told the Russian news agency that they had found 56 polar bears in the village.
Minanko said: 'although these polar bears are adults, they are relatively young. Some female bears carry cubs of different ages. Almost all the cubs look very thin.'
The report said that although polar bears usually live in meisschmidt, 1.4 miles away, an environmentalist of the World Wildlife Fund said that the weather in the area has always been warmer than normal.
"If the ice is strong enough, these bears, or at least some of them, have gone to sea, where they can hunt seals or rabbits," the environmentalist told the BBC
Earlier this week, a video showing polar bears sprayed with 'T-34' (the name of a famous Russian tank during World War II) in the same area circulated online.
As Fox News previously reported, this video was made by Anatole & middot, an employee of the World Wildlife Fund; Koknev posted on Facebook and caused anger on the Internet.
It is reported that koknev told TASS that polar bears have visited more and more frequently in recent years. Five years ago, only about five polar bears approached the village. "As a scientist, I don't think (ryrkaypiy Village) should stay there. We try to control the situation, and no one is willing to think about what will happen in three to five years," koknev said
The BBC reported that Russian media speculated that the spray painted bear may be related to local people's anger at these animals entering the Russian Arctic community. It is reported that the authorities have launched an investigation to find out where the video was taken.