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Why bears are still not considered as highly antisocial, aggresive, thuggish beings that create threat to humans and most of the species? They always behave in threatening way with intent to couse harm, when approaching one, they will most likely act very aggresively and try to commit lethal damage to any being, they have no common sense of unity with other creatures and certainly count themselves as superior and free to do whatever they want. They intrude the cities and villages, chase people in the woods, on the trails, anywhere, and have natural tendency only to cause harm, unlike any other predators, which in compare are highly intelligent and civilized. Puma, tiger, wolf, coguar, lynx, coyoties, all these animals act very peacefull ang ethic, they always try to avoid any sort of conflict or intrusion into the personal space of people, they live in harmony with nature and respect the privacy of other animals. I think that the reservations for bears are one of the main agendas of todays tourism/wildlife development process. Bears, especially in the places where their concentration reaches the highest levels, should be put into the special fenced forest areas, large enough to sustain their essential needs and breeding.
