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Leo has finally ventured into the new enclosure!
It finally happened - the day we’ve all waited for...LEO WENT INTO THE NEW ENCLOSURE! Ha! Susan said she looked up and almost dropped the stuff she was carrying...there was Leo wandering around checking out the new enclosure like he owned the place. As you know we never force the bears to do anything..they are not trained or circus animals, so we never forced him to check out the new enclosure but it was a bummer that we built this new, huge, beautiful enclosure and he would not even step foot in it. But the moment has finally arrived. MONTHS later, Leo has decided it is safe to check out. Go Leo!
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When Susan first sent me this video, I watched it with a smile. It was so cute - and the bears are always so adorable. Then I got to thinking what a great life they have here. They can't be free in the wild, that's true, but they actually get things here they couldnt have there. So if they cant be wild, this sure is a great alternative.
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