Иностранный язык в профессиональной сфере (английский) для ветеринаров
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“The bears very quickly learned that was not that scary and that nothing bad hap-pened”, — Reich says. In 2001, the wildlife department started employing Karelian bear dogs. Now, when a problem bear ventures too close, Reich and her colleagues catch the animal. Then, when the bear is released, the dogs chase it away in a brief pursuit. “For the bear, it is a really bad experience”, — Reich says. Bears are naturally wary of canids as coyotes and wolves can kill their cubs. “The dogs have a body language, an animal-to-animal conversation that speaks much stronger to the bear than I can”, — Reich says. The lesson taught by the dogs is one that the bears seem to remember. A study of black bears in the Tahoe Basin led by Mario Klip, environmental scientist at the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, found that bears that had encoun-ters with Karelian bear dogs became more nocturnal, were less active in winter, and spent less time in urban areas. “The dogs make me a better biologist because they allow me to keep bears in the landscape as long as I possibly can, rather than having to kill and remove them”, — Reich says. With their keen sense of smell, bear dogs can also detect the presence of a bear early, allowing wildlife managers to take preventive measures while staying safe. “They allow me to do things with bears that I couldn’t do as a single human”, — Reich says. — “We have bears that den under homes. It feels a lot better crawling under these buildings with the dogs to help flush that bear out than me alone.” Ultimately, while the dogs can help save a bear’s life, humans must also do their part by securing garbage in bear-resistant containers or installing electric fences. At the Wind River Bear Institute, Hunt places an emphasis on “bear shepherd-ing”.
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