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A 7-year-old boy's parents left him in the woods as a punishment. And now, they can't find him.
一名七歲男孩的父母為了懲罰孩子將其留在深林，現(xiàn)在他們找不到孩子了。
Yamato Tanooka and his family went to a mountain range in northern Japan on Saturday. His parents told police they left him in the woods to punish him for throwing rocks at cars and people.
周六，田野岡大和與家人來到日本北部的山脈。他的父母告訴警方，他們將孩子留在森林以懲罰他向汽車和行人扔石頭。
Tanooka's parents originally told police their son went missing while picking wild vegetables with the family. Later, they admitted they made the boy get out of the car at the bottom of the mountain, according to NHK World.
田野岡大和的父母起初告訴警方，他們的兒子是在與家人一起摘野菜時走失的。據(jù)NHK國際臺報道，隨后他們承認(rèn)在山腳下是他們讓男孩下車的。
More than 100 people have been searching for the boy since Saturday afternoon and have had no luck finding him.
自周六下午以來，已有100多人一直在尋找這個男孩，但沒有找到。
It's well documented that bears live in the area. In 2010, two people were mauled to death by bears on the island where the boy went missing, The Telegraph reported.
有據(jù)可查熊生活在該地區(qū)。電訊報報道，2010年在男孩失蹤的島上兩人被熊重創(chuàng)致死。
And in 2013, a man was attacked by a bear on a different mountain range on the island. He defended himself using pruning shears.
2013年，一人在島上的不同山脈被熊襲擊。他用修枝剪保護(hù)自己。
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