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A polar bear was spotted on the shores of Iceland for the first time in 8 years. It was shot dead by police.
While polar bears are a protected species in Iceland and it's forbidden to kill one at sea, they can be killed if they pose a threat to humans.
Rare polar bear spotted on shores in Iceland shot dead by police
A rare polar bear that was spotted outside a cottage in a remote village in Iceland was shot by police after being considered a threat, authorities said.
REPORT: Iceland Police Shoot Polar Bear Dead After Animal Gets Near Woman’s Cottage
Police shot a polar bear dead Thursday afternoon outside a cottage in a remote Icelandic village, according to multiple reports. Westfjords Police Chief Helgi Jensson told The Associated Press (AP) that his department consulted with the Environment Agency,
A rare polar bear showed up on the shores of Iceland. Police shot it
A rare polar bear that was spotted outside a cottage in a remote village in Iceland was shot by police after being considered a threat, authorities said Friday.
Iceland: Cops Kill Rare Polar Bear Spotted After 8 Years; Country’s Policy Allows It To Do So | Explained
A polar bear was shot by police in a remote Icelandic village after it posed a threat to a resident. The incident has sparked discussions about Iceland's polar bear policy, which allows for the killing of bears deemed dangerous,
Rare polar bear shot in Iceland after terrifying encounter with resident. Here's what happened
The bear who was shot was the first one seen in Iceland since 2016. Sightings are relatively rare with only 600 recorded in Iceland since the ninth century.
Iceland shoots Polar Bear that drifted on iceberg from Greenland, calling it a threat to humans
A polar bear was shot dead in northwest Iceland after being deemed a threat to local residents. The bear was close to a summer house where an elderly woman was inside. Polar bears are not native to Iceland and sightings are rare,
Rare polar bear showed up in Iceland, shot dead by police after being deemed 'dangerous'
The bear was killed Thursday afternoon in the northwest of Iceland after police consulted the Environment Agency, which declined to have the animal relocated
Iceland: Police shoot 1st polar bear sighted in years
Police have shot and killed a polar bear that came ashore in northwestern Iceland, the first sighting of a polar bear there since 2016. It might have hitched a ride from Greenland on a floating iceberg.
Police in Iceland shoot rare polar bear spotted after years
Icelandic police shot a polar bear near a cottage in northwestern Iceland after consulting the Environment Agency. The bear likely traveled from Green
Polar bear shot in Icelandic village after close encounter with resident
Although it appeared in sparsely populated areas, the decision to shoot it was made immediately out of fear of the threat it posed. A polar bear emerged in Iceland, where this species is practically non-existent.
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