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MIDLAND ZOO LOSSES A BELOVED FRIEND

The Midland Zoo announced the death of Homer, their oldest polar bear.

Homer lived out a lasting 16 years of his life until this morning. 

The other two polar bears, Yukan of age 9 and McKenzie of age 10, are now being closely monitored by veterinary staff.

"Homer was a very curious and playful polar bear and we will miss him terribly", said zookeeper Sara N. Getty.

News release:

Three animals in the past two weeks have died at the Midland Zoo.

A 16-year old polar bear  named Homer was found dead floating in the pool of his exhibit this morning.

Last week, Regina the 10-year old Bob cat died of renal failure.

Two weeks ago, 6-year old giraffe Kenya died of a broken neck.

"We will do everything in our power to determine how this bear died. Animal welfare and the preservation of species are our primary goals here at the zoo." said director Chris P. Bacon.

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