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Japan has introduced unusual measures to ensure the safety of elderly citizens from bear attacks - mechanical wolves, known as Monster Wolf, have come into action.
Originally created to terrify wild animals on farmland, these terrifying robotic wolves are now being used to prevent bears from attacking people.
According to the manufacturer Monster Wolf, the first use of these mechanical wolves was recorded in Japan in the fall of 2020 after a number of bear attacks on elderly residents. In the latest phase, local authorities across the country are actively purchasing these robots due to the growing threat of bear attacks.
This unusual initiative is due to a massive exodus of young people from rural areas, leaving older citizens without adequate protection and leading to the devastation of cities.
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology professor Shinsuke Koike points out that areas that previously served as buffers between bears and people are disappearing, allowing bears to move closer to populated areas and making them less timid around people.
In the Hokkaido region, where brown bears live, more than 150 bear attacks have been recorded over the past 60 years. There have been four fatal attacks and more than 2021 injuries in 10 alone, making it one of the region's deadliest years.
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