El resguardo animal que ha rescatado más de 20 osos y lobos en los Balcanes

A bear walks in the forest on the mountain of Nymfeo, northern Greece, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A bear cub called Luigi walks in the Arcturos sanctuary at Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A bear stands on its back feet in the Arcturos sanctuary at Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A bear stands in the forest in the Nymfeo mountains, northern Greece, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A bear stands in the forest on the mountain of Nymfeo, northern Greece, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A bear walks in the forest on the mountain of Nymfeo, northern Greece, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A wolf walks at the Arcturos sanctuary in Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

Usko, a three-year-old paralysed bear, is seen at the Arcturos sanctuary in Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A wolf is seen at the Arcturos sanctuary in Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A bear stands at the Arcturos sanctuary in Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

Dimitris Nikolaou feeds three-year-old paralysed bear Usko at the Arcturos sanctuary in Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

A bear runs at the Arcturos sanctuary in Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

Patrick, a three-year-old bear licks his claws at the Arcturos sanctuary in Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

TOPSHOT – Melina Avgerinou feeds a bear cub called Luigi in the Arcturos sanctuary at Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS

TOPSHOT – A bear cub called Luigi stands in the Arcturos sanctuary at Nymfaio on the slopes of Mount Vitsi, some 600 kilometres (350 miles) northwest of Athens, on April 23, 2018. Founded in 1992, Arcturos shelters bears and wolves mainly from the Balkans but has also taken large predators from as far away as Austria and Georgia. In all more than 20 bears and seven wolves live in separate enclosed habitats in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia — most of them rescued from Balkans poachers, animal collectors and restaurant owners who had them on display to amuse patrons. / AFP / Aris MESSINIS