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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. A Liechtenstein prince is under investigation for allegedly killing a massive male bear in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains earlier this year in violation of the country’s preservation laws, authorities said Wednesday.  Prince Emanuel von und zu Liechtenstein, who resides in Austria, was granted a four-day hunting permit in March in Romania's Covasna County, according to hunting documents. On March 13 he "harvested" a 17-year-old brown bear, for which he allegedly paid 7,000 euros, or about $8,400. A senior of...

Last Updated: Austrian Prince Probed For Allegedly Killing Romania's 'largest' Bear, Say Authorities A member of Liechtenstein's Royal family has been placed under investigation for allegedly killing Romania's largest known brown bear, named Arthur. IMAGE: AP A member of Liechtenstein's Royal family, Prince Emanuel von und zu Liechtenstein, has been placed under investigation for allegedly killing Romania's largest known brown bear, authorities said on May 5. As reported by The Associated Press citing official hunting documents, the Austrian prince was granted a four-day hunting permit ...

© Francis C. Franklin / CC-BY-SA-3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wiki Commons Prince Emanuel of Liechtenstein has shot the largest bear in Europe by a mistake. Investigation is underway after the prince killed Europe’s largest bear during a trophy hunt in Transylvania in March this year. The brown bear, Arthur, was 17 years old and probably the largest of its kind in Europe. Arthur was shot a month after a local farmer complained that a female bear was harassing his animals. Prince Emanuel, who lives in Austria, is said to have received a permit to kill a female bear following the complaints from the f...

  •  Updated: 08/05/2021 - 17:27 Authorities in Romania have launched an investigation amid accusations Arthur, the largest bear in the country, was killed in March by a European prince. Romania is home to Europe’s biggest population of brown bears, officially around 6,000 — although some scientists dispute these figures — and officially banned trophy hunting in 2016. It now only grants hunting permits for “problematic” bears which are sold to trophy hunters. Official hunting documents seen by The Associated Press confirms that Prince Emanuel von und zu Liec...

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