Polar bear returns to wildlife park after almost a year in Yorkshire

BBC Scotland Wednesday 07 October 2026, 16:39 UTC 1 min read

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Brodie is back at the Highland Wildlife Park, accompanied by an older bear he has formed a bond with.

Yorkshire (LOCATION) Brodie (PERSON) the Highland Wildlife Park (LOCATION)

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Daily Mirror 1h ago

South Dakota family donates 20.5 acres to expand park drawing 200,000 visitors

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Polar bear returns to wildlife park after almost a year in Yorkshire

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