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Bear suspected to have attacked angler in Hokkaido; human head found on banks of lake - Vimarsana News

Bear suspected to have attacked angler in Hokkaido; human head found on banks of lake

Bear suspected to have attacked angler in Hokkaido; human head found on banks of lake Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Bear suspected to have attacked angler in Hokkaido; human head found on banks of lake - Vimarsana News

Bear suspected to have attacked angler in Hokkaido; human head found on banks of lake

A large brown bear was spotted with fishing waders in its mouth. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SB meets... Maurice van Vliet, Salud - The Spirits Business - Vimarsana News

SB meets... Maurice van Vliet, Salud - The Spirits Business

The Spirits Business speaks to the CEO of Salud Holding Group on building a hybrid distribution and duty free business.

Rampant Yezo deer causing farm damage, traffic accidents in Hokkaido - Vimarsana News

Rampant Yezo deer causing farm damage, traffic accidents in Hokkaido

Rampant Yezo deer have been causing major problems in Hokkaido, with the animals eating farmers' crops and causing traffic accidents following years of unchecked population growth and a lack of local government assistance, according to experts and local community members. Protection policies for the animals, indigenous to Japan's northernmost ...

FEATURE:Rampant Yezo deer causing farm damage,traffic accidents in Hokkaido - Vimarsana News

FEATURE:Rampant Yezo deer causing farm damage,traffic accidents in Hokkaido

Rampant Yezo deer have been causing major problems in Hokkaido, with the animals eating farmers' crops and causing traffic accidents following years of unchecked population growth and a lack of local government assistance, according to experts and local community members.