By NAOKI NAKAYAMA/ Staff Writer
April 24, 2021 at 07:30 JST
The cage in which the hunter kept a bear cub called "Ma-kun." Photo taken in late June 2020 (Provided by the Iwate prefectural police)
OSHU, Iwate Prefecture--A licensed hunter who took pity on a bear cub trapped in a deer snare ran afoul of the law by trying to raise the animal at home and then arranging for it to be killed after she became too unruly to handle. [Read More]
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