Only In South Korea 13 - Interactive Exhibit with Asian Brown Bears

The video discusses an endangered animal exhibit in South Korea where children can safely interact with Asian brown bears through a glass dome. The bears are attracted to the dome by honey, allowing children a closer look at these protected animals. The video humorously questions the wisdom of teaching bears that children taste like honey, highlighting safety concerns.

What unique feature does the exhibit offer to children?

• A guided tour with a zookeeper

• A virtual reality experience

• A glass dome for safe interaction

• A chance to feed the bears

Why do zookeepers use honey in the exhibit?

• To make the exhibit smell nice

• To attract bears towards the children

• To clean the domes

• To feed the bears

What is the natural inclination of bears towards humans?

• They are naturally aggressive towards humans

• They are naturally attracted to humans

• They are indifferent to humans

• They are naturally repelled by humans

What humorous suggestion is made about hiring a bear?

• Teach it to dance

• Give it a job application

• Put it on stilts

• Dress it in a suit

What potential risk is mentioned about the bears learning something new?

• Learning to escape the dome

• Learning to mimic human speech

• Learning that children taste like honey

• Learning to open the dome