‘Boki’ the bear undergoes pioneering surgery to drain fluid from skull and stop seizures

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A two-year-old bear is currently undergoing pioneering brain surgery at a wildlife park in Kent to save its life in a UK first.

Boki, a European Brown bear, has been suffering seizures and vision problems for the last five months.

The veterinary team feared that if they did not operate before he went into torpor, a winter dormancy similar to hibernation, he may not wake up in the spring.

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5 Comments

  1. Champa the Asiatic Bear lived for several years after her operation but started to decline aged 7 and was sent over the. Rainbow bridge.

  2. Shorter waiting list for bears than for people on the NHS lists.

  3. Hell be Smarter than the Average Bear,, Booboo.

  4. Shameful like a lab animal so much money on tormenting this poor animal

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