Olympic mascots, presented to the public
Wenlock and Mandeville, mascots for the Olympic Games and Paralympics in London in 2012, were presented today, to the enthusiastic audience, writes Reuters.
London children have seen today, the Olympic Games and Paralympic mascots of 2012, according to Reuters
Their names come from two places meaningful in the history of sport in Britain. The first to met the two new mascots were school children who found out all about their name and story.
He said that it takes a good mascot and a logo for a good strong promotion of the Olympic Games. But the organizers presenting the logo said it had sparked anemic reactions from the public .
The two mascots are made of steel, and the Chairman of the Organizing Committee of Olympic Games, Sebastian Coe, said that they are more popular than the plush mascots.
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