Groggy Bears are Wandering Around Siberia because of an Abnormally Warm Winter
<p>The recent unusual behavior of bears in Siberia has garnered attention due to the impact of abnormally high temperatures on their hibernation patterns. According to a report by Live Science, the Department for the Protection of Wildlife of the Amur Region has observed male brown bears wandering around in a “half-asleep” state. These bears, which are typically ready to hibernate after accumulating the necessary fat reserves, have been kept awake by warm temperatures in November, delaying their entry into hibernation. This has led to some bears wandering around in a daze, a month past the time they usually enter hibernation, towards the end of October. In contrast, female bears with cubs have been adhering to their hibernation schedule, highlighting the impact of environmental conditions on the bears’ behavior[1].</p>
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