Black Bear Sighted Near Zhile Creek on Central Cross-Island Highway Detour – Travelers Urged to Stay Alert
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The Taichung Branch of the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency reported a black bear sighting near Zhile Creek along the Central Cross-Island Highway Detour (Provincial Highway 8 Lin 37) in early June. The public is advised to remain vigilant to prevent human-bear conflicts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Where exactly was the black bear spotted on the Central Cross-Island Highway detour?
- A: Near Zhile Creek on Provincial Highway 8 Lin 37, close to the Lishan area, which is normally access-restricted.
- Q: Why are black bears appearing in this area?
- A: This region is part of their natural habitat, with minimal human disturbance and well-preserved forest ecosystems.
- Q: What precautions should travelers take when passing through?
- A: Carry bear spray, bear bells, avoid littering, and never approach or feed wildlife.
- Q: Is this road open to the general public?
- A: No. Access is limited to Lishan residents, authorized personnel, buses, and emergency vehicles.
- Q: What should I do if I encounter a black bear?
- A: Remain calm, face the bear, back away slowly, and never run or shout.