Only In South Korea 12 - Bears' Giant Ice Block Treats

Polar bears in South Korea's summer are kept cool with ice blocks containing fruit and fish. Zookeepers provide these treats, and the bears prefer fish over fruit. Visitors enjoy watching the bears interact with the ice blocks, making it a fun experience. The video humorously suggests calling them 'solar bears' due to their time in the sun.

Why can't polar bears be kept as pets?

• They are too large.

• They eat too much.

• They are dangerous.

• They live on ice.

What do zookeepers in South Korea provide to polar bears to help them stay cool?

• Cold water baths

• Air-conditioned rooms

• Shaded areas

• Ice blocks with fruit and fish

How do polar bears reach the food inside the ice blocks?

• They use tools provided by zookeepers.

• They use their paws to grab and chew the ice.

• They break the ice with their teeth.

• They wait for the ice to melt.

What humorous name is suggested for polar bears due to their time in the sun?

• Solar bears

• Heatwave bears

• Sunny bears

• Sunshine bears

What do polar bears prefer to find in their ice blocks?

• Meat

• Vegetables

• Fruit

• Fish