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Polar Bear Food

Jack and I went to the Central Park Zoo earlier this week. We started at the petting zoo - visiting the pigs, feeding the goats, and saying hi to the cow and alpacas.

On our way out, I asked Jack what he wanted to see first at the other part of the zoo (I would call it the big zoo, but it's not so huge either): the sea lion, polar bear, or penguin. Jack said that he wanted to see the polar bear. He then stated that we needed to get food for the polar bear. I asked him what polar bears eat.

He calmly replied: Cheerios. 

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