The Oldest Polar Bear in Captivity Died: Larissa Was 36 Years Old, a Record for This Species
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Larissa, considered the oldest female polar bear in the world in captivity, died at the age of 36, announced Friday a zoo in northern Germany, informs DPA.
Larissa, the oldest known female polar bear living in captivity, has died in Neumünster, northern Germany, at the age of 36. The zoo had her euthanized due to no chance of recovery.
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Radiotelevizija Herceg-BosneLarissa, the oldest known female polar bear living in captivity, has died in Neumünster, northern Germany, at the age of 36. Larissa was born in 1990 at the Rotterdam Zoo and moved to the Neumünster Zoo in 2017, approximately 60 kilometers north of Hamburg.
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The oldest polar bear living in captivity has died. 36-year-old Larissa died at the zoo in Neumünster, northern Germany, after her health had deteriorated significantly due to old age.
Larissa, the oldest known female polar bear living in captivity, has died in Neumünster, northern Germany, at the age of 36. The zoo announced this. Larissa was born in Rotterdam in 1990.
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