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January 9th, 2008

New Knut in the News?

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Posted by: Robert Basler

Tags: Oddly Enough, cute animals

As you know, now and then we suspend our usual obsesssion with grotesque fashions for men and women, strange careers, dumb criminals and sickening cuisine, to offer up an adorable creature, instead.

Today’s “awwwwwwww!” moment comes courtesy of a very small polar bear cub in Germany, much like Knut, one of last year’s most popular animals.

More cute animals in the news:

A handout picture shows a polar bear cub born by polar bear Vera at the zoo in Nuremberg. REUTERS/ Handout/Tiergarten Nuernberg

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January 10th, 2008 5:10 am GMT	That’s not a Knute! - Posted by Shawn Hendricks
January 11th, 2008 5:01 am GMT	Baby bear go RAAAAWRR! - Posted by Lady Weasel

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