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Vincent Vega said:
He should be a bit careful how he is holding his right leg, as now he is a German polar bear
Leave it up to you to point that out
Vincent Vega said:
He should be a bit careful how he is holding his right leg, as now he is a German polar bear
last unicorn said:
I noticed that Bono has miraculously disappeared after the Echo award show.
They are basically of the same size, color and cuteness.JCOSTER said:
Are you saying that Knut really isn't a polar bear, that it's Bono in a polar bear suit!
MrsSpringsteen said:The Annie Leibovitz VF photos. Leo is very cute too
http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2007/05/knut_slideshow200705?slide=1
The cause of death was a thrombose that led to a undersupply of the heart, thus causing a heart attack. It's also called Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD), since it's happening within less seconds and can happen anytime to anybody.
Yeah, this cause of death is all too familiar to me, too.
The cause of death was a thrombose that led to a undersupply of the heart, thus causing a heart attack. It's also called Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD), since it's happening within less seconds and can happen anytime to anybody.
Tragedy in Berlin Zoo: Celebrity Polar Bear Knut Is Dead - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - InternationalBerlin Zoo's celebrity polar bear Knut is dead. The zoo's bear expert, Heiner Klös told the German news agency DPA that the bear collapsed and died on Saturday while in the water in the zoo's polar bear enclosure.
Klös told DPA that between 600 and 700 visitors had witnessed Knut's death. The zoo's staff were shocked, he said.
The cause of death is currently unclear. According to Klös, the polar bear was alone in the compound at the time. The three other bears that shared his enclosure -- his mother Tosca and two other bears named Katyusha and Nancy -- had already been shut in. The zoo plans to perform an autopsy on Knut to clarify the cause of death.
"It's terrible," Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit told the Berlin newspaper BZ. "He had a special place in all of our hearts. He was the star of Berlin Zoo."
Knut, who recently turned four, became world famous when his mother rejected him shortly after his birth in December 2006. Part of his fame was due to the bear's close relationship to Thomas Dörflein, the photogenic zookeeper who became his replacement mother and hand-reared the cub. Dörflein died unexpectedly in September 2008 at the age of 44.