Dozens of gray bears have been returned to the zoo or a specially protected areas thanks to the Wildlife and Cultural Heritage Foundation. These animals, listed in the Red Book of Armenia, have lost their instincts to survive in the wild. The foundation hopes to release the puppies in the future.
By Mushegh Isakhanyan
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