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 glass domes. The bears are attracted to the domes by honey, allowing children a closer look at these protected animals. The video humorously questions the wisdom of associating children with honey and highlights safety concerns regarding the glass domes.

What is the main purpose of the glass dome in the exhibit?

• To display educational videos about bears

• To provide a feeding area for the bears

• To allow children to interact safely with the bears

• To keep the bears warm

Why do zookeepers use honey in the exhibit?

• To feed the bears

• To make the exhibit smell nice

• To clean the glass dome

• To attract bears towards the children

What is the natural reaction of bears to the smell and taste of humans?

• They are indifferent

• They become aggressive

• They are repelled

• They are naturally attracted

What humorous suggestion is made about hiring an Asian brown bear?

• Put it on stilts

• Teach it to dance

• Dress it in a costume

• Give it a honey-flavored treat

What concern is raised about the glass dome?

• It might block the view

• It might be too expensive

• It might not be thick enough

• It might be too small