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In Russia, a bear destroyed a guest house at a tourist base

In this regard, tourists and local residents were asked to refrain from visiting the Taiga station.

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In Russia, a bear destroyed a guest house at a tourist base

In Tuva, a bear climbed into a guest house in a popular holiday destination. It happened at the campground. About it today, October 9, said representatives of the MIA in the region.

The predator destroyed everything in the cabin. In this regard, tourists and local residents were asked to refrain from visiting the Taiga station.

Police also showed footage from the scene. The photos show that furniture, appliances and things in the house are scattered. The predator also knocked down a nearby annex.

Earlier our publication reported that in Sochi on Krasnaya Polyana again noticed a bear. It scared tourists who were filming videos while walking.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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