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Internet SPLIT over staff’s reaction to bear ATTACKING keeper at Hangzhou Safari Park, China Workers swung chairs and sticks before finally subduing the animal What’s the ‘proper’ response in that moment?

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do we think that before they got their quirks they used to play pretend as a duo and swung each other around at the park pretending to fight imaginary villains…

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