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An unusual incident occurred in Iceland when a polar bear was shot by police after it was deemed a threat to humans. This rare sighting took place in a remote village, raising concerns among local authorities. The bear was killed on…

While polar bears are a protected species in Iceland and it's forbidden to kill one at sea, they can be killed if they pose a threat to humans.

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A polar bear was spotted in Iceland for the first time since 2016—and was promptly shot dead by police.

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A polar bear was shot dead by local authorities after its rare appearance in Iceland after 8 years caused the community to panic. The polar bear was spotted in a remote Icelandic village earlier this week, marking the first sighting of the…

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The polar bear was the first seen in Iceland since 2016

LONDON -- A rare polar bear that was spotted outside a cottage in a remote village in Iceland was shot by police after being considered a threat, authorities said Friday.

The polar bear was the first seen in Iceland since 2016

The polar bear was the first seen in Iceland since 2016

Although attacks by polar bears on humans are extremely rare, a study in Wildlife Society Bulletin in 2017 said that the loss of sea ice from global warming has led more hungry bears to land.

WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGE The polar bear was killed in the northwest of Iceland after police consulted the Environment Agency, which decided not to have it relocated

Environment agency advised that the animal posed a danger to elderly woman in remote summer house in Westfjords

The bear was spotted outside a woman’s cottage rummaging through her bins in Westfjords.

The bear was spotted outside a woman’s cottage rummaging through her bins in Westfjords.