PAGANO+Margherita

The dance is over. The bears of the Balkans don’t have to dance to entertain the public and earn money for the owners anymore **any more,** as they did for centuries. The ancient art of making bears dance on demand **command** is finished. Maybe **those** who used to see them at the fairs didn’t understand it, but dancing was a real torture for **the** animals.
 * April 4, 2011****. I have made some corrections. Above all, put the subject before the verb.**
 * -- Molly Rogers**

Times change and the laws of Romania, Bulgaria and Serbia have forbidden for few years to detain **keeping** a bear for business purpose **commercial purposes**. Looking **In order to look** after the **abused** bears abused, exists a park **exists** for the ones **that have been** saved, in the city of Belitsa in Bulgaria. The park is placed on **located in** the mountains and it has got the most suitable features for the life of brown bears.

For these creatures overworked **who were exploited** for **a** long time, it has been choice an **a life in partial** half – freedom life **has been chosen**, because the experts have said the bears wouldn’t be able to survive in nature after years of contact with human beings. The right conditions to **for** bears’ needs, such as the natural habit for **of** hibernation, that it **which** had been denied during the years of captivity, can be guaranteed in Belitsa**.**

Nowadays the park gives hospitality to 27 bears. In 2007 the authorities seized the last 3 dancing bears registered in Bulgaria; in January 2009 were saved the last 3 Serbian bears **were saved**. **The** Park’s founder **founders** just want their guests can **to be able to** live in peace after many years of suffering. In the park there is **everything** all a bear can appreciate: shelters for hibernation, water’s puddle **water puddles**, forest’s area **forest areas** and special open spaces to live **lie** in the sun.


 * 11) Dancing bears 08/04/2011**

The dance is over. The bears of the Balkans don’t have to dance to entertain the public and earn money for the owners anymore as they did for centuries. The ancient art of making bears dance on demand is finished. Maybe who used to see them at the fairs didn’t understand it, but dancing was a real torture for animals.

Times change and the laws of Romania, Bulgaria and Serbia have forbidden for few years to detain a bear for business purpose. Looking after the bears abused, exists a park for the ones saved, in the city of Belitsa in Bulgaria. The park is placed on the mountains and it has got the most suitable features for the life of brown bears.

For these creatures overworked for long time, it has been choice an half – freedom life, because the experts have said the bears wouldn’t be able to survive in nature after years of contact with human beings. The right conditions to bears’ needs, such as the natural habit for hibernation, that it had been denied during the years of captivity, can be guaranteed in Belitsa**.**

Nowadays the park gives hospitality to 27 bears. In 2007 the authorities seized the last 3 dancing bears registered in Bulgaria; in January 2009 were saved the last 3 Serbian bears. Park’s founder just want their guests can live in peace after many years of suffering. In the park there is all a bear can appreciate: shelters for hibernation, water’s puddle, forest’s area and special open spaces to live in the sun.