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In the Alpaca Park of Sochi newborn baby named Leon

In the Alpaca Park Sochi chose a name for a small alpaca, which was born in October

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In the Alpaca Park of Sochi newborn baby named Leon

In the Alpaca Park Sochi chose a name for a small alpaca, which was born in October. The cub was named Leon. According to the park, he became at least the third baby born to the local alpaca family this year.

The name of the newborn was chosen by voting. Among the proposed options were Lucik, Lexus and Leon. However, when summing up the results, the organizers found a cheating of votes for the first two names.

As a result, Leon was recognized as the winner – he received the largest number of votes without taking into account suspicious activity.

The park humorously responded to attempts to influence the results, calling the incident "carrot justice." The story of the vote became an occasion for a joking appeal to participants who tried to circumvent the rules.

Earlier it was reported that in Sochi are preparing for the opening of rinks with innovative coating.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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