The
body of a fourth victim suspected of being killed by a bear that's 'developed a
taste for human flesh' in the past three weeks was found in a forest in
northern Japan on Friday, reports said. The badly mauled corpse has yet to be
identified, but police in Akita prefecture were searching for a 74-year-old
woman named as Tsuwa Suzuki, who was reported missing a day earlier, according
to local media. Hunters killed a bear just 10 metres (32 feet) from the spot
where the woman's remains were discovered in a mountain forest in Kazuno city,
in Akita, although it remained unclear if she was killed by that animal,
reports said. June 10
The news of the bear attacks comes just around the First
Quarter Moon phase. A chart for the Moon phase at Kazuno has the Moon placed
amidst the stars of Ursa Major, the Great Bear. On the ascendant are the stars
of Wild Beast Lupus. Diana Rosenberg gives several examples of wild animal
attacks under both these set of stars.
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