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2010-10-26, Paul the kraken left us forever at sealife aquarium in Oberhausen. Paul was described as "the octopus and oracle SEALIFE in Oberhausen" because that he became the most famous one during the 2010 world cup. The Paul oracle went into the heart of every viewer's and gained him a worldwide fame.
In Oberhausen, Germany, Aquarium issued a "profound statement," said: "Paul has successfully predicted the results of the World Cup matches involving the German team, and the final results of the finals, making the whole world shocked." Stefan Baowo Er (Stefan Porwoll), the manager of the Oberhausen Aquarium, said: "Paul's success made him more popular than the World Cup. We loved him from the heart and will miss him bitter."
Paul the kraken in deed became very very popular this summer, it is the only one whose fame can match with the world cup at that time.
It is reported that Paul's body has now been frozen, the aquarium is to discuss "Which is the best form of memorial to him."
Baowo Er said: "We may be out for Paul aquarium a cemetery, and erected a tombstone for him.", "For a marine life, this may be unusual. But Paul, he deserves his honor in this way, for he won of such a great reputation for his worth in the short life."
Local time October 26, the staff of German aquarium Obo Stockhausen began mourning the death of the Paul octopus. A huge black cloth covered the poster of Paul. The staff also went to sign the memorial book.
Paul the kraken left us, though months ago he is still making his oracle. This may also happen to people around us. And maybe one day we wake up in the morning, we find the one we love or be familiar with left us, too. Gone of Paul the kraken, many of us may not felt of any sorrow. However, what if the one who we are familiar with? Can you still bear the sorrow?
In face with the unpredictable tomorrow, we should cherish the people around us. And show them our love, share them our happiness and sorrow. Also, we should love our daily life. Enjoy the every passing day!
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