Co-existing with bears at Japan World Heritage site Shiretoko

Photo taken July 2, 2015, shows a brown bear cub and its mother on the Shiretoko Peninsula, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site on the eastern tip of Hokkaido in Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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