Bear stops playing with baseball bat
A bear that drew visitors with his bat-twirling antics has mysteriously stopped playing with his bat, much to the dismay of zookeepers:
Cloud, who resides at the Asa Zoological Park in Asa-Kita Ward here, was last seen twirling on Sept. 27.
Nicknamed the Kung-fu Bear, Cloud started spinning poles in 2003. By March this year, he would spin about 15 times a day for up to 15 minutes at a time. But by September, he was spinning just once or twice a day.
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Oh no! If animals aren’t doing something kawaii they are totally useless. Back to the little cage for you.
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Bear stops playing with baseball bat…
…and gets serious!
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Ninjabear gets bored! Ya know, after a long time doing this maybe he just got bored of the same old crap?
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Give him some golf clubs!
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My guess is that he hit himself in the face enough times to finally learned to stop twirling things near his face.
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Golf clubs? Give him some nunchucks.
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I missed it! Damn you kung-fu bear!!!
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Stops, starts. I saw this on the news. At first I thought the news would be that the bear had bashed a visitor. Because the bear freaked out in the tiny space. Animals in zoos in Japan are treated so poorly.
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