I wonder. A W. Virginia woman, says she found herself between a mother bear and her cub and was attacked by the bear. She doesn’t blame the bear for “doing what she was supposed to do” in protecting her baby as she would as a mother. What I wonder is if she would feel the same way if the bear had attacks her baby?
But the debate really isn’t about whether or not a bear should or shouldn’t have attacked a human for whatever reason. Rather, the discussion should be what are Americans going to do about a bear population nationwide that is growing so rapidly that it’s all we hear about are bear attacks on humans and increased nuisance reports?
