Boki bear emerges from hibernation

First brown bear to undergo brain surgery emerges from semi-hibernation
A brown bear which underwent pioneering, life-saving brain surgery in October has emerged from semi-hibernation “looking brilliant, happy and healthy”. Three-year-old Boki, who lives at Wildwood Trust,
Brown bear which had brain surgery emerges from hibernation looking ‘happy and healthy’
LONDON - A bear cub 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 March 13. The bear named Boki went under the knife for fluid on the brain in October 2024, just before going into hibernation.
Bear wakes from hibernation 'happy and healthy' after pioneering brain op
Boki has lost 30kg and will need a bit of feeding up but zookeepers say he's looking great five months on from the procedure.
First brown bear to undergo brain surgery wakes from hibernation
A zoo in England said the first brown bear to undergo brain surgery has awakened from hibernation and appears to be back to his old self.
Boki the bear emerges healthy after brain surgery
A brown bear which had life-saving brain surgery last October has emerged from semi-hibernation "looking happy and healthy", his keepers have said. Boki underwent the procedure at Wildwood Trust, near Canterbury,
Health Update On Brown Bear Who Was The First To Have Brain Surgery
Image via Shutterstock A brown bear is alive today thanks to a life-saving brain surgery. Fast forward several months, and the bear appears to be in good health all things considered. Boki, the brown bear,
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