German polar bear cub gets own web page

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Not bad for a polar bear cub in Germany. Yesterday, the news was about how she had to be separated from her mother due to fear that she could be eaten by her mother. Now she has his own web page where visitors can read about her progress. "We're getting 15 e-mails with name suggestions every minute," city spokesman Robert Hackner said. "This afternoon we received over 1,000 suggestion for a name." He did not give examples. But for now, the zoo's keepers have dubbed the cub, thought to be female, Flocke — German for flake, as in snow flake — because of its brilliantly white and fluffy fur. You can visit the web page here: http://www.eisbaer.nuernberg.de Unfortunately, the page is in German and you need some kind of translator to read that page but you can get to see how cute the cub is there. Full story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080111/ap_on_fe_st/germany_polar_bear;_ylt=AqyWz2vKh2GiBcaREIsfRnztiBIF