Forest officials rescue angry bear from residential area in central India
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Forest officials rescue angry bear from residential area in central India
Officers from India's forest department on Monday (May 31) rescued an angry bear from a residential area of central India.
Officers from India's forest department on Monday (May 31) rescued an angry bear from a residential area of central India.
Footage showed a team removing the large mammal in a crate from a building in the Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh.
The bear was released shortly afterwards in Panna Tiger Reserve.
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