The U.S. has made it legal to shoot hibernating bear families in their dens.
Recently, a ban protecting hibernating bears and wolf cubs from being hunted was revoked in the U.S. This means that hunters in Alaska can now shoot these animals and hunt them down using helicopters while they're supposed to be peacefully hiding in their dens. The ban was initially a part of Obama's climate change legacy, but with Trump having signed the bill, these animals are no longer protected. Instead, they must live while being constantly pursued by hunters.
Discover more:
LinkLink