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A black bear was caught in a Japanese city after people saw it many times

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A black bear was caught in Utsunomiya, Japan. The city is in the center of Japan. Many people saw the bear for several days. Workers and police looked for the animal. They finally caught it safely.

Bear problems are big in Japan now. Many bear attacks happen every year. This year is different. The number of attacks is very high. Scientists say this is a record. Bears come to cities more often. They look for food near people's homes.

Why do bears come to towns? The forest does not have enough food. Bears are hungry. They go to find food in new places. When bears see people, they get scared. Scared bears can be dangerous.

Japan has a plan to help. Police watch for bears. They teach people to be safe. People should not leave food outside. Towns put special fences around homes. These fences stop bears.

The caught bear is safe now. It will go back to the forest. Experts hope this helps the problem. But more bears may come. Japan must protect people and bears too.

Inspired by reporting from BBC News.

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bear

a large wild animal with thick fur and sharp teeth

두꺼운 털과 날카로운 이빨을 가진 큰 야생동물

caught

past tense of catch; to capture or grab something

잡다의 과거형; 뭔가를 포착하거나 잡다

record

the highest or most extreme number ever measured

지금까지 측정된 가장 높거나 극단적인 수

attack

when an animal or person tries to hurt another

동물이나 사람이 다른 것을 해치려고 할 때

safe

not in danger; protected from harm

위험하지 않은; 해를 입지 않도록 보호받는

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