A 17-year-old schoolboy mauled to death by a polar bear during an adventure holiday had found a paw print just two days prior to the lethal attack, an inquest has heard. Horatio Chapple was on an ...

A hungry bear broke into a California home and helped itself to a “sampler platter” before leaving behind a trail of evidence — in the form of sticky paw prints, news outlets reported.

Horatio Chapple had seen polar bear paw prints just days before the attack, as Jon Kay reports. Mr Child told the court that when he later stood at Mr Chapple's feet "there was no sign of movement".

A 17-year-old boy who was mauled to death by a polar bear on an Arctic exhibition found a paw print two days earlier, an inquest has heard. Horatio Chapple, from Salisbury, was on an adventure ...