Polar bears invade Russian islands
Dozens of hungry polar bears have invaded the remote Artic region of Novaya Zemlya, leading authorities to declare an emergency. ‘There’s never been such a mass invasion of polar bears,’ said Zhigansha Musin, the head of the local administration. ‘They have literally been chasing people.’ A team of specialists has now been sent to sedate and remove the bears
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