stackyFACTSApparently, regular hibernation is simply not thrilling enough for eastern predators. In remote Russian regions, bears actively seek out discarded barrels of kerosene to inhale the fumes, eventually passing out in a narcotic haze and leaving scientists utterly baffled by their destructive coping mechanisms.
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