A power beyond words

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Bears command a lot of respect in the wild, and people who come in contact with them have a code of conduct that shows them the proper reverence. Even after one is killed, superstition governs how the carcass is used and how and when the meat is prepared.

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The bear that never was

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A research team discusses several incidents about bears, which took place in Alaska. Discussion also includes myths and behaviors of bears. In Alaska, bears have great force and are specialists in killing humans to taste the flesh.

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A cub named Stony

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A bear named Stony that had been wandering around eating out of garbage dumps and breaking into cabins had to be tranquilized and relocated. Stony met a sad end when he choked to death and was partially eaten by another bear.

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