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The Story Of Winnie
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realize that she was being res
cued. She bit two of the hunters
before they got her back to
Kodiak.
How she happened to be sent
to Pittsburgh is another story.
Two years ago Richard K.
Mellon and his wife were hunt
ing in Alaska and attempted to
get a Kodiak cub for the local
zoo. They did not succeed, al
though they sent back two other
cubs.
When they left Alaska they
placed a standing order with the
guides of the Kodiak region for
the first Kodiak bear captured.
Winnie was it.
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Why “Winnie”? Well Mrs.
Mellon named the cub “Wini
fred” as she turned it over to
the Zoo.
Winnie is now doing nicely,
thank you, in one of the outdoor
cages near the main entrance to
the Zoo. She apparently relishes
the Zoo diet of canned salmon,
bread and milk.
Her keepers estimate that even
now, as a mere infant cf about six
months, she’s as large as a two
year-old Pennsylvania bear.
The story of Winnie’s capture
was sent to the Pittsburgh Press
by William E. Monahan, of the
Naval Air Station at Kodiak.
He said that on the hunting trip
“about 30 bear were seen plus
numerous eagles and many hair
seals."
Describing the Kodiak bears
in their habitat he said: “With
berries and salmon galore in
summer, these large bears indeed
fare well, and taper off with the
long sleep that terminates in
spring.”
Just recently the Zoo received
another Kodiak bear, also a gift
from Mr. (now Lt. Col.) and
Mrs. Mellon. A two-year-old an
imal, it was obtained from the
Chicago Zoo.
The two bears from Kodiak
will not be brought together
until next Spring however. Zoo
officials, feeling that there is too
great a difference in their ages,
will keep them in separte cages
this winter.
—Copyrighted, Pittsburgh Press !
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