A bear can be a soldier, this is a unique event, this story happened during World War II, in time of war the Scottish troops adopted a brown bear who came from Syria, to name Wajtek Scottish forces to bear. The bear was incorporated in the army and placed in Edinburgh, in Scotland. At the time of World War II was turbulent, Wajtek the brown bears were also helping the Scottish troops that were placed on the front lines, Wajtek help bring the troops with ammunition.
Aileen Orr author of Polish War Hero said, "Wajtek think if he was not a bear, but he was a soldier who was in the field of battle." Aileen also said "he's also doing the usual things done by other soldiers," said Aileen Orr. Wajtek left behind in a Scottish zoo when the troops come home from world war II, when the war had ended.
"Wajtek crying like a baby when the army left at Edinburgh zoo," he said. Since the troops left the Wajtek when war was over, Wajtek live their lives at the zoo animal like a brown bear. Wajtek lived at the zoo to enjoy a cigarette and a beer as he waved his hand to greet visitors.
Wajtek end her life (death) after the age of 22 years in 1962. Now the Edinburgh government plans to establish a memorial for Wajtek brown bear, a bear as a brave warrior and respected in Scotland
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