Y'know, I grew up around bears. Mostly black bears, but grizzlies too. Wild ones. Cougars, elk, moose, deer, coyotes, wolves, badgers, wolverines, and lynxes too. I've seen all of them. Met them all up close and personal in the bush. Never had a problem, never gotten chewed, kicked, or killed (obviously), and only chased a few times. And I can say, unequivocally, that I would love to take every single human being on this planet who is shocked by a bear eating fish, or animals killing other animals, or whatever other PC bull**** is entering our conception of animals and place them in the same wilderness, place them in the same environment, and I am 100% certain they'd be eaten, maimed, or trampled after the first encounter. And good riddance.
This is like the morons that used to complain that we shot problem bears in the Kootenay region of BC. I'd like to start transplanting them to Stanley Park (Vancouver).
These are not cute, cuddly soft toys folks. Too many (or, if you follow my line of thinking, not enough) stupid people forget that.