Momota the polar bear cub goes viral for stacking traffic cones
A young polar bear at a Japanese aquarium has captured online attention for playfully interacting with traffic cones.
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What to know
- Momota, a polar bear cub at an Akita aquarium in Japan, has gone viral on social media for playfully interacting with traffic cones.
- Video footage shows the cub stacking cones on his head and engaging with them in his enclosure.
- The viral content has generated substantial online engagement across multiple platforms.
How it unfolded
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The Globe and Mail reports on Momota's viral popularity, citing mobile phone footage obtained by the Associated Press showing the cub pushing his head inside a cone and poking his mother's back.
“A polar bear cub residing in an aquarium in Japan's Akita Prefecture has gone viral for his love of traffic cones.”
Globe and Mail · Newswires ↗ -
ABC shares video showing Momota, a polar bear cub at an aquarium in Akita, Japan, with traffic cones stacked on his head. The post garners 44,589 likes and 260 comments.
“Footage shows Momota, a polar bear cub at an aquarium in Akita, Japan, accessorizing with traffic cones stacked on his head.”
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What people are saying verbatim
“Footage shows Momota, a polar bear cub at an aquarium in Akita, Japan, accessorizing with traffic cones stacked on his head.”
@ABC, News outlet · X · Aug 10, 7:31 PM
“A polar bear cub residing in an aquarium in Japan's Akita Prefecture has gone viral for his love of traffic cones.”
Globe and Mail, News publication · Globe and Mail ↗ · Aug 11, 7:53 AM
“The cub has recently gained online popularity for his love of traffic cones.”
@ABC, News outlet · X · Aug 10, 7:31 PM