Sleepy Lion Maru
It seemed that some of the straw from the Lion Marl looked dirty, so I decided to put the bear on a chute (my) to check the straw condition. Lion Mar lifts his head when he notices a noise opening the door. I stood up with a big yawn. Her movements are very slow, and her expression is like "slippery manako." He was still on the straw for a while and didn't seem to move, so he put in a stick to stimulate his butt and encouraged him to go outside. Without any noticeable wobble or staggering on my walk, I slowly went through the door and left. When I actually touched the straw, I found the fibers to be pleasant, loosened and softened by the bears. It's sure to be extremely comfortable to sleep on. The walls and ceiling were filled with frost, but the place where the Lion Marl was sleeping was melting nicely into the "bear shape." ←The part on the wall that had changed color to a semicircle was where frost melted. Straw was damp and less dirty than when seen from the observation window, so I removed only the parts where the straw was dirty, added new straw, and finished the work. When Lion Mar returned to his room, he was immediately in his bed and was sleeping. Well! Tomorrow I'll stay in the animal shed and listen to the breath of all my head every 30 minutes to an hour and observe them all day. [Breeding: Ito]
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