A mother bear appears to have cared for a missing 16-month-old Iranian toddler who was found safe and sound three days later in the animals den, the Kayhan newspaper said Tuesday.The childs parents, from a nomadic tribe in western Lorestan province, returned to their tent after working in the fields to find him missing, Kayhan said.Three days later, a search party found the baby, who they said had probably been breast fed by a mother bear, in a den some six miles away from the nomadic settlement. A medical examination showed the baby was in good health, the daily said.
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