Italian Bears Softened by Centuries of Human Proximity
Nautilus • 12/15/2025
Summary
A study published in Nautilus suggests that Italian bears have become less aggressive due to centuries of close interaction with humans. This claim highlights the impact of human proximity on wildlife behavior and adaptation.
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