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by Chinara Djanabulova
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After years studying North America ? s black bears in the ( 0 ) way , wildlife biologist Luke Robertson felt no closer to understanding the creatures . He realised that he had to ( 1 ) their trust . Abandoning scientific detachment , he took the daring step of forming relationships with the animals , bringing them food to gain their acceptance .

The ( 2 ) this has given him into their behaviour has allowed him to dispel certain myths about bears . ( 3 ) to popular belief , he contends that bears do not ( 4 ) CARE as much for fruit as previously supposed . He also ( 5 ) claims that they are ferocious . He says that people should not be ( 6 ) MISLED by behaviour such as swatting paws on the ground , as this is a defensive , rather than an aggressive , act .

However , Robertson is no sentimentalist . After devoting years of his life to the bears , he is under no ( 7 ) about their feelings for him . It is clear that their interest in him does not ( 8 ) EXTEND beyond the food he brings .

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