What a man, what a man, what a mighty fine man!
Howllo fellow hound lovers: This story is really cute…. Little One, was introduced yesterday, valentine’s day, to the ladies. He brought each one a huge ice shaped heart filled with fish. Wow, this guy is smooth!
Little One!
Call it a match made in Ohio. On Valentine’s Day, the Cincinnati Zoo’s two available female polar bears, seven-year-old “Berit” and eight-year-old “Rizzo,” will hopefully meet the bear of their dreams 17-year-old “Little One” from the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Little One’s move to Cincinnati last month came just as federal officials considered adding polar bears to the country’s threatened species list.
The date was set up by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums’ Polar Bear Species Survival Plan (SSP), which acts like an online dating service that places polar bears at accredited zoos in the United States. However, the Polar Bear SSP is less interested in playing matchmaker based on superficial qualities such as looks, personality and income and more interested in pairing polar bears together based on genetics, age and biology.
It has been 18 years since the last time the Cincinnati Zoo celebrated the birth of polar bear cubs. Polar bears generally breed in the spring and give birth in late fall, which means Cincinnati Zoo visitors could see polar cubs as early as spring of 2008.
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Good Luck with Ladies, Little One! You are a handsome fellow!