Five moon bears that spent decades living in cages in South Korea have arrived at their new home in Suffolk.
The bears had been kept at one of South Korea's last bear bile farms – sites which have now been banned in the country.
Rescued bears cleared for 5,500-mile Suffolk flight.
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Five moon bears that spent decades living in cages in South Korea have arrived at their new home in Suffolk.
Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park near Ipswich and its charity, Space for the Wild, transported the animals 5,500 miles to their new forever home at the park.
The bears had been kept at one of South Korea's last bear bile farms – sites which have now been banned in the country.
Jimmy Doherty, founder of the wildlife park, said the bears would now live a "profoundly better life".
The rescued bears - Bara, Rumi, Saebit, Yonggi and Huimang - are enjoying a new reserve at the park created specifically for them.
Rescued bears cleared for 5,500-mile Suffolk flight.
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