Knut is the most famous polar bear in history, with a bumpy life experience. On December 5, 26, he came into the world quietly. He and his twin brother were abandoned by their mother, and their little brothers, who were less than 3 cm long and could not open their eyes, were frozen on the cold rock for five hours. Later, he was rescued by the staff of Berlin Zoo and began artificial feeding. Four days later, his brother died, and Knut stubbornly survived, becoming the first polar bear in Germany to be successfully artificially fed in 3 years. With the arrival of the New Year in 27, several German media began to report Knut, a little stuffed animal that quickly captured people's hearts. A TV station released Knut's documentary on Saturday morning, which actually gained 15% ratings. Even those politicians with a straight face on weekdays have become prisoners of Knut. It is said that the mayor of Berlin watches Knut's growth documentary every day. When Knut was 15 weeks old, he first met everyone, and the German Minister of the Environment joined in the fun. He became the guardian of Knut Jr. On the day of the first meeting, thousands of people came to Berlin Zoo, waiting for the procession of seeing the little white bear to be discharged for 3 meters. Despite his old age, the Beatles Paul McTeney wrote a song "Good Bear Knut" for Knut. Knut's toys and souvenirs have also become hot items. Happy times are always in a hurry, and it will be Knut's first birthday in a blink of an eye. On December 5th, 27, Knut, who was one year old, had a deserted birthday, and even the minister "michel platini" didn't come to join us. Moreover, those Knut souvenirs have become unsalable, and the vendors have a headache. Why did the star Knut fall out of favor? Just look at Knut now. Now this little white bear is a big boy of 116 kilograms. What people want is a plush toy-like Knut, not a beast with a big waist and a fierce eye. In fact, Knut, the little white bear, was abandoned by its fans, which does not mean that people are heartless, but that human instinct is at work. As early as 1949, Lorenz Konrad Lorenz, a great Austrian zoologist, put forward a hypothesis that the physical characteristics of young animals would trigger the behavior of adult animals to protect their young. These so-called "childish characteristics" include big head, big eyes, short nose and so on. Source: Literary Teenagers (Junior Middle School Edition)