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Did It Eat Salmon that Swam Upstream? A Bear Was Caught on Camera Slowly Wandering for a Long Time in a River Near a Salmon hatchery... Droppings Were Also Found on a Sandbar <Shinhidaka Town, Hokkaido>
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A camera captured footage of a bear roaming slowly in a river in Shinhidaka Town, Hokkaido, for an extended period. The footage was captured around 10:30 p.m. on October 12th by a camera set up near a salmon hatchery in Shinhidaka Town. The bear is believed to have been roaming around the river for two hours, attempting to catch salmon swimming upstream. According to the police, the bear is about 1.5 meters long, and bear droppings have been fou…
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