Authorities had deemed the wild bear “problematic”.
A feminine brown bear often called F43 died in a entice within the north Italian area of Trentino throughout a “routine intervention” to exchange the wild animal’s GPS collar.
Preliminary investigations by the veterinary group revealed that the animal died on account of the “place it assumed within the entice when the anesthetic took impact”, experiences newspaper Corriere della Sera.
The bear, which had been monitored for a while after being deemed “problematic” by authorities within the autonomous area, had been fitted with a GPS collar since July 2021.
Makes an attempt to resuscitate the bear, captured in a so-called culvert entice in Val di Ledro, had been to no avail.
“The necessity to monitor problematic bears intensively and to attempt to modify their behaviour can result in accidents such because the one which occurred, given the inherent dangers in delicate operations, typically carried out in troublesome contexts and environmental circumstances”, the province of Trento stated in a press release.
Two years in the past forest rangers in Trentino recaptured a brown bear after it had escaped from a high-security enclosure in Castellar for the second time.
The bear – often called M49 to authorities, Papillon to his followers – had spent a month on the run after scaling high-voltage electrical fences and four-metre limitations earlier than managing to take away its GPS collar.
