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Farmer eaten by own animals

Tue Oct 11, 2005 10:34 AM BST

 

BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese man who raised bears to

tap them for their bile, prized as a traditional

medicine in Asia, has been killed and eaten by his

animals, Xinhua news agency said on Tuesday.

 

Six black bears attacked keeper Han Shigen as he was

cleaning their pen in the northeastern province of

Jilin on Monday, Xinhua said.

 

" The ill-fated man died on the spot and was eaten up

by the ferocious bears, " it said, citing a report in

the Beijing News.

 

In practices decried by animal rights groups, bile is

extracted through surgically implanted catheters in

the bear's gall bladders, or by a " free-dripping "

technique by which bile drips out through holes opened

in the animals' abdomens.

 

More than 200 farms in China keep about 7,000 bears to

tap their bile, which traditional Chinese medicine

holds can cure fever, liver illness and sore eyes.

 

Bear farming was far more widespread before the

cruelty involved came to light and Beijing introduced

regulations to control the industry in 1993.

 

Animal welfare groups have called on China to

completely ban bear farming, arguing that traditional

herbal medicines can serve the same purposes as bear

bile.

 

Xinhua said police sent to the scene of Monday's

killing injected one of the bears with tranquillisers

" but failed to tame the mad animal " .

 

Police then threw meat into the bears' pen to distract

them so they could recover Han's remains, it said

without elaborating.

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