‘Hey kids, who fancies a trip out to see Winnie the Pooh’s skull!?’
Okay, maybe not the best way to sell it to your children – but a piece of history can soon be marvelled at as the bones of the bear who inspired A A Milne’s lovable, honey-eating character are about to go on display.
The black bear at London Zoo was a favourite of Milne’s son Christopher Robbin and became a hit with visitors in the 1920s, who would feed it honey. It is believed that this is the reason the skull is bereft of any… Read the full story