Me! I watched it - it was brilliant!
I couldn't believe how quickly they grew, from being tiny little "oh-look-he-fits-in-my-hand" size with cute little faces to being pretty mean-looking "proper" bears who could only be lifted with effort in just a few months when they tranquillised them to take and release. And of course, in a couple of years, they will be HUGE!
Prompted me to look up what happened to Jeremy the Sugar Puffs Bear (remember - those adverts? The land of milk and honey where Sugar Puffs grow on trees etc?"
When she (it was a male impersonator) got too big and dangerous, she was sent to a zoo, where she bit the arm of a 10-year-old who had sneaked in with his friends when the park was closed.
It was decided that it wasn't her fault and she wasn't euthanised. (Phew!)
www.facebook.com/LostDundee/photos/another-photo-of-jeremy-in-1986jeremy-the-bear-was-used-to-advertise-sugar-puffs/516845591729215/
www.pressreader.com/uk/daily-mail/20180528/282638918256966
It seems very sad that an animal that was (as I understand it) brought up almost as a family pet ended her days in what seems to be a pretty much concrete cage)