Usually solitary animals, these brown bears have been found congregating and tolerating each other for just one reason: to eat rubbish. As they rifle through human leftovers and waste, this unhealthy habit can cause serious issues for the animal, with metal and plastic often ingested in pursuit of a meal.
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