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2) Hol lakik jelenleg a maci?
3) Miért választották el az anyukájától?
4) Hány gondozó vigyáz a kicsi bocsra, és miért kell, hogy ennyi gondozója legyenek?
"A now, take a look at this! A zoo in Germany has released a very cute footage of their new polar bear, cub Flocke.
Zoos are really cashing in on these cute little creatures public appeal. But, we can't help ourselves. We got new footage from the Nuremberg zoo in southern Germany. She's is one of the country's youngest polar bear cubs turned media star.
"Flocke," or flake in English, is seen taking a bath in an outdoor pool and walking around an open den usually inhabited by the zoo's tigers. They're elsewhere while their cages are being done up.
Little Flocke was born on December 11, 2007 and her keepers decided soon after the polar bear's birth that mother "Vera" was unfit to raise her own baby without harming it.
Flocke, now weighs 16.5 kilograms , and has four keepers to prevent it becoming attached to just one person, which could lead to her adopting human behavior."
New info:
A male polar bear cub named Rasputin was relocated from Moscow to the Nuremberg Zoo in December 2008. Originally meant to remain in Germany for only a year, the male bear—called "Raspi" by fans—shared Flocke's enclosure. The zoo hoped that Rasputin, who unlike Flocke was raised by his mother, would teach their celebrity bear how to interact with those of her own species. According to a statement given by the city, the bears "get along famously".
On October 21, 2009, the city of Nuremberg announced that Flocke and Rasputin would move together to a newly constructed enclosure at Marineland, located in Antibes, France, at the beginning of 2010. Due to the close relationship between the two adolescent bears, officials from the European Conservation Breeding Program (Europäischen Erhaltungszucht-Programms, or "EEP") decided that the two bears should remain together despite earlier plans for Rasputin to relocate to Madrid alone. The enclosure they are vacating in Nuremberg will be utilized by Flocke's parents, Vera and Felix, in the hopes that they will produce more cubs. Flocke and Rasputin's well-being, the two bears arrived safely in France on 22 April 2010.
(forrás: youtube, yahoo.com, wikipedia)
by: Szigetfalvi Andi
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