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    Wild bear spotted near Ivangorod▼ивангородGgoogleRU2001 d ago

    Residents near Ivangorod, in Russia's Leningrad region close to the Estonian border, have reported seeing a wild bear in the area. Local media picked up the sightings, prompting warnings for people to stay alert and avoid approaching the animal. Residents are discussing where the bear may have come from and whether authorities will respond.

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    Man killed after entering tiger enclosure at UK zoo●The man who climbed into a tiger enclosure in the UK was killed. The good news is they spared the tiger! It wasn't his f𝕏xGB342 d ago

    A man who climbed into a tiger enclosure at a zoo in the United Kingdom was killed by the animal. Authorities did not put the tiger down, deciding it was not at fault. Commenters are largely agreeing with that decision, stressing that visitors must stay out of wild animal enclosures and that the man's choice led to his death.

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    The Wild Offers Free Newsletter for Planet News●Stay on top of planet news without the clutter. Subscribe to The Wild, it's free 🌱 # environment # climate # news https:MmastodonEnvironment216 h ago

    The Wild, an environment and climate news outlet, is promoting free subscriptions to its newsletter, promising planet news without clutter. The appeal is aimed at readers who want concise coverage of environmental and climate stories. Engagement so far is modest, but the promotion is circulating in environment-focused online circles under hashtags on climate and news.

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    Daily Environment Roundup Covers Gulf Storms and Energy News●The Wild's daily roundup is here, stay informed # environment # climate # news https:// thewild.news/gulf-storms-and-e nMmastodonEnvironment25 d ago

    The Wild, an environmental news outlet, has published its daily news roundup focusing on storms in the Gulf and energy news. The roundup is aimed at keeping readers informed on the latest environmental and climate developments. Little additional detail is available beyond the publication of the roundup itself.