The truth about the world's most famous bear - Winnie the Pooh

Many of you are surprised to know the harsh truth that the Winnie the Pooh bear that I still love is carrying this gender.

We must be familiar with the image of a lovely bear eating Winnie the Pooh honey.

And certainly many people have strong belief that Winnie the Pooh is a true bear. However, the truth is quite the opposite. In fact, Winnie the Pooh has feminine sex and she comes from beautiful Canada.

In fact, Winnie the Pooh is female.

According to HuffingtonPost, the book Finding Winnie: The True Story of the World's Most Famous Bear by Lindsay Mattick by author Lindsay Mattick reveals the mystery of life, The truth about this famous bear.

Accordingly, Winnie the Pooh has a black bear prototype, named Winnipeg, from Canada.

Lindsay Mattick is the grandson of Captain Hary Colebourn. In 1914, during a horse-riding trip during World War I, Captain Hary accidentally stopped at the station on the banks of the White River (Canada) and caught a hunter selling a baby bear, He agreed to buy it for $ 20.

Harry Colebourn beside her "bear".

Mary Colebourn named the bear Winnie - after his hometown - Winnipeg (the capital of Manitoba - Canada's seventh largest city).

The captain and the bear Winnie became intimate, gradually inseparable. When forced to follow the unit to France, he sent Winnie back at London Zoo.

The captain and the bear Winnie became close.

Once sent back to the zoo, Winnie quickly became friends with his new friend - named Christopher Robin. This boy loves Winnie so much, loves to name his teddy bear toy Winnie.

And Christopher's father is AA Milne - who wrote a story about a bear who likes to eat honey that is loved by the whole world.

AA Milne next to his son - Christopher Robin and the little bear named Winnie.

It is known that many times Hary intends to bring his beloved bear back to Canada, but when he sees how many children love, play with her at the zoo, Hary relented and gave her back. Zoo.

Winnie the Pooh - the bear likes to eat honey.

Ms. Mattick - author of the book Finding Winnie once shared with Winnipeg Free Press: "A lot of people didn't know Winnie Pooh is a bear, so my book will help people all over the world know. about the real gender of Winnie and the beautiful story behind it ".