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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
4-13-2008 @ 6:13AM
Misty said...
Hello, that's what a polar bear does. He was taught this from birth, even in captivity this is how it is. His mama would have taught him the exact same thing. So leave Knut alone!
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4-13-2008 @ 10:34AM
Erin said...
I agree with you completely. Thats what polar bears do. If they don't want people to see this, then they shouldn't have him in a zoo.
4-13-2008 @ 12:29PM
Dr. T said...
Seems to me, that the Berlin zookeepers have the same mentality as the lady who moved directly across the street from me a few years ago.
Knowing I had 6 cats, at the time, she proceeded to erect TWO bird feeders in her front yard....and wondered why my cats were always across the street waiting for dinner to fly in!!!....
4-13-2008 @ 1:30PM
Jean said...
Wow. I agree with you Misty.
4-15-2008 @ 4:08PM
Olivia Giovetti said...
I'm waiting for a "Leave Knut Alone!" video.