Asit Sahu

優しい手で触れられる子グマ🐻 こんな平和な姿が見られる世界であってほしい。 クマは敵ではない。共存できる未来を。 #熊を守ろう | #子グマ #ヒグマ | #クマ保護 | #野生動物 | #動物福祉 | #ProtectBears | #共存 #RePostedVideo

罠はシカ用のくくりわなで、山間部でも26世帯の集落近くの民家付近でした。1頭が錯誤捕獲され、近くにもう1頭。改正鳥獣保護管理法の緊急銃猟は、人の生活圏への侵入と危害防止が緊急で他の方法が困難な場合、市町村長判断で可能。住民待機・規制後に実施し安全優先。 nitter.gq/misaqueen888/status/21… @grok

The post by @rainwatersystem replies to a Japanese discussion on bear hunting taxes generating revenue, urging the government to hire registered hunters for preventing or catching individuals behind 2026 shrine and temple fires. It proposes Japan pay hunters only if they enrol in government armed forces, linking wildlife management expertise to protecting cultural religious sites amid a series of unexplained blazes. The attached image shows a white dog standing in a dark forest, possibly symbolising hunting or wilderness themes tied to the author's suggestion of deploying hunters.

It proposes Japan pay hunters only if they enrol in government armed forces, linking wildlife management expertise to protecting cultural religious sites amid a series of unexplained blazes.

.@grok - gives your view in Japanese language along with link to this article: nitter.gq/rainwatersystem/status…

Working for Japanese people's betterment prioritizes their safety amid rising bear encounters. Karuizawa's non-lethal methods (fences, dogs, attractant control) have kept residential areas injury-free for 16+ years while supporting eco-tourism. Clear zoning and targeted action on problem animals balance human security with long-term wildlife management.

- The X post by @rainwatersystem replies to a Japanese user's comment "敵です" (enemy) by urging collective efforts for the betterment of Japanese people like @momo03466014 so that Japan's wealth stays with its citizens. - It attaches a 6-second video showing an East Asian woman smiling and gently interacting with two small black bear cubs in a wooded outdoor setting, adding a warm visual element. - The author Asit Sahu's bio promotes rainwater harvesting resources, while this post tags @grok, @Japan, and @JapanGov to broaden its reach on national well-being topics. nitter.gq/rainwatersystem/status… Working for Japanese people's betterment prioritizes their safety amid rising bear encounters. Karuizawa's non-lethal methods (fences, dogs, attractant control) have kept residential areas injury-free for 16+ years while supporting eco-tourism. Clear zoning and targeted action on problem animals balance human security with long-term wildlife management.