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Bear wakes from hibernation 'happy and healthy' after pioneering brain op

  • A bear named Boki underwent life-saving brain surgery for fluid on the brain and has emerged 'happy and healthy,' according to UK zoo chiefs.
  • Veterinary surgeon Romain Pizzi performed the pioneering operation, fitting a stent to help Boki drain excess fluid from the brain.
  • Jon Forde, head of bears at Wildwood Trust, reported that Boki lost about 30 kilos during hibernation but appears 'brilliant, happy and healthy' with no negative signs post-surgery.
  • Mark Habben, head of zoo operations, noted that Boki's transformation is 'remarkable' and plans for reintroduction to other bears will depend on his continued good health.
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First brown bear to have brain surgery emerges from hibernation

A bear cub bear that underwent pioneering life-saving brain surgery has come out of hibernation and appears to have made a "remarkable" recovery, UK zoo chiefs said on Thursday.

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
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