The game director said whether there would be an invasion of grizzly bears in the Moscow region. The media wrote that in the Moscow region, animals with light legs may not go into hibernation due to flooding of dens and start looking for a place to sleep in crowded places. That's what the zoologist and game warden Mikhail Kretsmer said in an interview with Gazeta. Ru" that there are no preconditions for the invasion, and it is not possible to give an accurate forecast. "I don't see any preconditions for mass fears at all. From my point of view, these are phantom pains created by public discussion about the situation in South Siberia, where it is really very bad," he said. According to the game manager, there are few predators in the Moscow region, otherwise you would see them every day. "Apparently, there are still very few of them, because if there were at least 100 of them, then we would see them, we would receive messages about meeting them every day. Given the terrible population of the Moscow region, people will trip them up," he added. Kretschmer explained that in the winter bears are hibernating and it is extremely difficult to get them out of this state, so there is nothing to say about a possible invasion. Read the newspaper. Ru» ב-MAX.

The game director said whether there would be an invasion of grizzly bears in the Moscow region. The media wrote that in the Moscow region, animals with light legs may not go into hibernation due to flooding of dens and start looking for a place to sleep in crowded places. That's what the zoologist and game warden Mikhail Kretsmer said in an interview with Gazeta. Ru" that there are no preconditions for the invasion, and it is not possible to give an accurate forecast. "I don't see any preconditions for mass fears at all. From my point of view, these are phantom pains created by public discussion about the situation in South Siberia, where it is really very bad," he said. According to the game manager, there are few predators in the Moscow region, otherwise you would see them every day. "Apparently, there are still very few of them, because if there were at least 100 of them, then we would see them, we would receive messages about meeting them every day. Given the terrible population of the Moscow region, people will trip them up," he added. Kretschmer explained that in the winter bears are hibernating and it is extremely difficult to get them out of this state, so there is nothing to say about a possible invasion. Read the newspaper. Ru» ב-MAX.