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On Krasnaya Polyana, the bear went to the restaurant and scared guests

On Krasnaya Polyana, the bear went to the Guri restaurant and scared visitors

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On Krasnaya Polyana, the bear went to the restaurant and scared guests

On Krasnaya Polyana, the bear went to the Guri restaurant and scared visitors. Recently, in the resort, they are increasingly approaching hotels and establishments. According to tourists, these wild animals appear almost every evening. The restaurant said that nothing can be done about it: the animals live in their natural environment, do not respond to screams and look for food in garbage cans.

There have been no attacks on people yet. In early September, the bear was already climbing into the five-star Polyana 1389 hotel. He looked for food, went into the back room and walked through the corridors, and then left himself, finding nothing.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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