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Brown bear rams car on Hokkaido road, dashcam footage shows

Police in Hokkaido released dashcam footage of a brown bear slamming into a car on Tuesday after two bears blocked the road. No injuries were reported.

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Image: Gulf News
Image: Al Jazeera

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Dashcam footage shows a brown bear slamming its body against a car in Hokkaido, northern Japan. Hokkaido Prefecture police released the footage, and the encounter happened on Tuesday. Two bears, believed to be a mother and her cub, were spotted near the vehicle, forcing the driver to stop.

The larger bear then approached the car and rammed its body against the bonnet before quickly running away. According to NHK, Japan's public broadcaster, one person was in the car, and no injuries were reported. Al Jazeera describes the bear as a mother protecting her cub, saying she would not let the driver pass her cub without a warning.

Authorities have urged residents and motorists in areas where bears have been sighted to stay cautious and avoid approaching the animals.

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Left1 outlet

Framing
Al Jazeera presents a short video clip, attributing a protective motive to the mother bear.
Emphasis
The bear's protective intent toward her cub.
Leaves out or plays down
Gives no details on location, police, injuries or the safety advice.
Charged language
“was not going to let a driver”
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“This mother bear was not going to let a driver in Japan pass her cub without a warning.” — Al Jazeera

Centre1 outlet

Framing
Gulf News gives a factual incident report built on police-released dashcam footage, with NHK sourcing, the lack of injuries and a safety warning.
Emphasis
Details of the encounter, no injuries, official caution to motorists.
Leaves out or plays down
Does not state the bear's motive.
Charged language
“dramatic moment”
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“Dashcam footage captures the dramatic moment a brown bear slammed its body against a car in northern Japan” — Gulf News

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