A brown bear which had life-saving brain surgery last October has emerged from semi-hibernation \"looking happy and healthy\", his keepers have said.
Boki underwent the procedure at Wildwood Trust, near Canterbury, after an MRI scan revealed he had hydrocephalus, a build-up of fluid in the brain, which had been causing seizures.
The operation took nearly six hours, with surgeons fitting a stent between his brain and abdomen to help him pass the excess fluid.
Jon Forde, head of bears at Wildwood, said although Boki had made a \"remarkable recovery it was \"still early days\".
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