Unbelievable facts
Did you think that only a person could become president? Then you were deeply mistaken.
The leaders of one of the zoos in Alaska reported that they are electing the president of their institution. Only two candidates are participating in the presidential campaign. According to the Associated Press, a polar bear named Apan and an ordinary gray wolf Denali are aspiring for president.
It is reported that this campaign received a wide public response. And Ailen Flozd, director of the zoo, convened an entire press conference for this occasion. The first meeting between journalists and “candidates” took place on September 5. On the same day, voting began, which, according to the zoo director, is “so clean and open that even we humans can envy animals.” Floyd assured reporters that the color of the coat, the type of animal and the gender of the presidential candidates do not matter. Other indicators are important.
The winner of the race will officially be the official president of the zoo (The Alaska Zoo). This honorary position will go to the winner for a full four years, that is, a full presidential term in the human world.
Everyone can read the candidates' election programs and their biographies on the zoo's website.
For example, the following is known about the wolf: he was born in Alaska, has been living in the zoo since the age of two weeks, so he can rightfully be considered a native local resident. In his address, the wolf “says” that he values teamwork and prefers to hunt in a pack rather than alone. He is also a fast runner, resilient, and focused on doing even the hardest work. It is also striking that a mountain and a local radio station were named after him.
The following is known about the bear: she is 14 years old, she was also born in Alaska, and has been living in this zoo since she was three months old. Its advantage is its extreme endurance, as well as the ability to spend time both in the water and on land. Let us remind you that the polar bear has become popular thanks to the famous and loved drink “Coca-Cola”. This animal is striking in its size and obvious leadership qualities.
Everyone can vote an unlimited number of times for only one dollar. You can take part in the elections either online or by visiting the zoo.
The zoo management urges people not to be stingy and take part in voting. All the money raised will be used exclusively for the maintenance of zoo animals. The votes of all people who took part in the “presidential” elections will be counted immediately and displayed on the zoo's website. At the time of writing this article, there were 30 votes for the bear, and 25 people voted for the wolf.
A bear is among the leaders. If things continue like this, the zoo faces matriarchy for at least the next four years. And if she successfully performs all her duties during this time, who knows, she may be elected for both a second and a third term. After all, the number of terms for which a president can be elected, unlike humans, is not limited for animals.