Mother bear with 2 cubs is shot dead, sparking outrage in Italy_我的网站
一 | 走过路过不要错过今日精彩话题，感谢大家的阅览，希望能获得您的 点赞 关注 评论 小编在此先祝大家天天开心，日进斗金！一个精通美术的南方人，画了一个他心目中的北方火炕的示意图：北方网友看到这里真的是坐不住了，南方网友竟然认为北方的火炕是上面躺人下面烧火，这个误解也太大了吧，你们认为北方人是铁板鱿鱼吗？请看小视频：视频加载中...今日话题：南方人心目中的北方火炕与真正的北方火炕这个话题引起了南方网友和北方网友共同的兴趣，快来看看网友们都是怎么说的吧！（免责声明：以下均为真实网友留言，不代表作者观点，也无法确认其真实性）我也一直感叹东北人就是牛，炕上不怕热，出门不怕冷！实锤了，这个确实是南方人拍的动画片小编是安徽的，小编确实是这么认为的看到这里，东北的美术家开始反击了，画出了东北火炕的示意图为了满足南方网友的好奇心，来个特写哈哈，对对对，以为被烫到睡不着但还是要硬睡，谁懂啊？一生坚强不屈的东北人！难道不加柴吗？万一深更半夜冷了，你怎么办？山东到底算南方还是北方？37摄氏度的嘴怎么能说出如此火热的话？让我好奇的是，网络上这样直接烧的图片比比皆是，北方网友解释一下而且还有很多……这就更加加重了南方网友的误解下面这个女生绝对是典型的吃货，由东北的炕联想到了东北的烧烤南方人你心目当中的北方火炕是什么样子的？北方人你可有什么话想向南方人说的？这是一个严肃的话题，赶紧在评论区说说你的看法吧！我们评论区见！点赞关注留言哦！。 The slaying of an endangered brown bear near an Italian national park left her two young cubs motherless and sparked outrage in Italy on Friday.Italy's environment minister and animal rights advocates voiced anger and dismay over the killing of the bear in the mountainous Abruzzo region. Local residents, including families with small children, had often stopped to watch the bear and her cubs during the animal family's frequent evening excursions through streets near the park.A bear named Amarena crosses a street with her cubs in front of a group of people, in San Sebastiano Dei Marsi, Abruzzo, Italy, August 26, 2023 in this still image from video obtained from social media. Gemma Di Pietro/via REUTERS The National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise described the slain animal, nicknamed Amarena — or Black Cherry in Italian — as one of its most prolific brown bears. Residents coined the name because cherries and black cherries were among the bear's favorite foods, the Corriere della Sera newspaper said. The park posted a graphic image of the bear lying dead on the ground.The man who shot the bear with a rifle Thursday night in the town of San Benedetto dei Marsi told police the animal was on his property and he felt in danger, the Italian news agency ANSA said.
"I shot out of fear, but I didn't want to kill. I found her inside my property and it was an impulsive, instinctive act," he was quoted as saying by ANSA, the BBC reported.Park director Luciano Sammarone told ANSA that the bear had crossed a private fence. "However, I'm struggling to believe this was a matter of self-defense," Sammarone told the news agency, adding that he would reserve judgment until the investigation is complete.Prosecutors were looking into a possible charge of animal killing, and police took the rifle, which was legally owned by the 56-year-old man, as part of their investigation, the LaPresse news agency said.
The marsican brown bear, endemic to central Italy, is considered at an elevated risk of extinction. The park says about 60 bears live within the park or in its surrounding areas."The killing of a marsican female bear is a grave episode, on which it's dutiful to shed light as quickly as possible,'' Environment Minister Gilberto Pichetto said."Our commitment is aimed also at the protection of the bear's cubs, doing everything possible so that they can remain free,'' he said in a statement.Drones were being used in the search for the cubs, LaPresse said.The head of World Wildlife Fund's Italy office, Luciano Di Tizio, called the bear's slaying a "very grave, unjustifiable crime of nature" and the result of a "constant campaign against wildlife."The motherless cubs aren't yet self-sufficient and thus are at high risk, triggering the search for them in the parklands, he added."A self-assured, but completely peaceful bear, Amarena was part of the collective imagination and was the subject of pride in a land that has, in the bear, a symbol" of local nature, Di Tizio said.
The theme of bear vs. humans has taken on political connotations in Italy and landed in the courts. Earlier this year, an administrative court's ruling spared, for now, the life of a brown bear that fatally attacked a runner on a mountain trail in Italy's Alpine region.Local political authorities had issued an order to have the 17-year-old female bear, known as Jj4, euthanized. A court hearing on the bear's fate is expected in December. Animal rights groups have challenged the order to put down the bear.The brown marsican bear which was killed on Thursday is a subspecies that is genetically different from alpine bears.Italian state TV said Friday that Amarena was the mother of another one of the park's bears that met a violent end. That bear, which was fatally struck by a car earlier this year, earned national fame when it broke into a bakery and munched on cookies.
