Humans or bears: why not both?
There were about 4000-5000 brown bears on the Scandinavian Peninsula around 1850; with Norway having the densest population (Swenson et al., 1995).
Bear attacks on people in Slovakia in 2000 - 2016 - USN Open ArchiveTwo people were injured, three lost their lives, while 11 bears lost their lives. According to, in 12 of these incidences bear spray could have saved lives of ... Encounters between brown bears and humans in ScandinaviaDuring the 147-year (1872?2018) study pe- riod, 8 people were killed by bears inside YNP (Table 1). Grizzly bears caused 7 of the fatalities and in 1 fatality ... immediate and delayed behavior of scandinavian female brown ...The 33 hunt- ers injured/killed by bears during our 40-year study period, divided by the average annual number of hunters, yields an annual per ...
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