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STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct. 27 (UPI) -- A visitor to a Swedish zoo recorded footage of a picky bear that loves to eat food thrown by visitors -- but only if it lands directly in his mouth.
The video, uploaded to You Tube by user Roostersplash, shows the bear at an unidentified zoo catching pieces of bread in its mouth.
The animal pointedly ignores any pieces of food that fly too far away to catch with his mouth.
The uploader wrote the "bear can't be bothered with the food that doesn't land directly in its mouth."
"The bear has done a good job training the humans," commenter Random Person on the Internet wrote.
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