Title: Anyang Halla
Content:  The teams mascots are a male and female polar bear. The male polar bear wears the Halla home jersey and the female polar bear wears the away jersey. She also wears a white skirt and has red eyes. No name has been released for either of the polar bears. In February 2012 the team began an event to choose a name for the male mascot with the name to be announced at the end of the season.
Title: New Orleans Privateers
Content:  At one time the mascot was Lafitte the Instigator, an anthropomorphized alligator dressed as a pirate, as seen in a 2013 video posted on the Southland Conference's YouTube channel. A new mascot, Capt. Bruno, debuted as part of a "Let the Good Times Roll" parade through campus on February 23, 2017.
Title: Hartford Yard Goats
Content:  The team has two mascots, a green male goat named Chompers and a blue female goat named Chew Chew. The names were selected as part of a "Name the Mascot" contest. Chew Chew's name is designed to reflect both the railroad meaning of the nickname (as in choo choo train) and the goat logo, which is chewing on a baseball bat. On April 21, 2016, Hartford Police reported that an individual had tackled Chompers outside the Connecticut Science Center after an event there. The man inside the costume, who was not named, was uninjured. Police are unsure whether it was an intentional assault or a prank that went too far.
Title: Haven Holidays
Content:  during the integration of Haven and British Holidays, three new mascots joined the 'Tiger Club', namely: Naughty Ned, Polly, and Merlin the Wizard, before the Tiger Club and Bradley Bear Club merged and changed its name to 'Rory and Bradley's Funtime'. The characters ultimately formed the Zoo Troop in 2008. In 2009, Merlin the Wizard, Manic the Parrot and Sylvester the Snake were all dropped and were frequently said to have retired by the Funstars. In 2013, the 'Zoo Troop' changed its name to the 'Seaside Squad', owing to Haven focussing more on heavier seaside theming in its parks.
Title: Hartford Whalers
Content:  The official mascot of the Whalers was named "Pucky The Whale" and most commonly referred to as "Pucky". Depicted as a green whale, not only was he a mascot but he was also a secondary logo of the team, appearing on the shoulders of their jerseys from the 1970s WHA days until the mid 1980s. In the 2010s a new mascot costume version of Pucky was making appearances around Connecticut when the Hartford Wolf Pack minor league hockey team briefly changed its identity to the Connecticut Whale.
Title: Anaheim Ducks
Content:  the team announced a name change as well as change in jersey designs, there was an attempt by the team's owners to change or replace the mascot, Wild Wing, but was halted after a highly successful petition by fans. The Mighty Ducks also used a secondary "mascot", a person (with no particular costume) called "The Iceman", during the team's first game in 1993. "The Iceman" appeared occasionally in the stands, played an electric guitar, and attempted to liven up the crowd. However, "The Iceman" was poorly received by fans and was quickly eliminated as the Ducks lost to the Red Wings in their inaugural game, 7–2.
Title: List of NHL mascots
Content:  Wally the Whaler was the Hartford Whalers only physical mascot. He appeared starting at the 1991-92 season, but disappeared after that year. Hartford attendance was at its worst at this point after the Ron Francis trade. Wally wore a fishermans rain coat with a sailing shirt and his hat had the Hartford Whalers logo on it. It looked like a cartoon version of the Gorton's Fisherman or a cartoon version of the eventual New York Islanders fisherman logo.
Title: Kassel Huskies
Content:  Since 1994, the Siberian husky has been the mascot for the club. The image of the husky is used by the club in the name, logo and on merchandising. On match-days the club has ‘Hercules’ the Siberian husky mascot who entertains the spectators before the match, during intermissions and post-match. Hercules also appears at special events hosted by the club. While the husky image has changed a number of times on the club's logo, the mascot has been updated just once, in 2015, with a softer friendlier more 'plush' look to Hercules. The name Hercules is a nod to a local landmark, the Hercules monument at the top of Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe and forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013.
Title: List of NHL mascots
Content:  Pucky the Whale was the mascot of the Hartford Whalers. Pucky was never an actual anthropomorphic mascot. He was the highly regarded pictogram of the Whalers name and shoulder patch on the original WHA New England Whalers uniform, and then NHL Hartford. It was also used as a creative and fun entry to the Whalers' Gift Shop. He was brought to life to be the Connecticut Whale mascot in 2010 and was retired when the team reverted to the Hartford Wolf Pack identity in May 2013. The women's Connecticut Whale also uses a version of the Pucky logo on their jerseys. He was a green bipedal beluga whale who wore a whalers jersey with a picture of himself on the front. There was never a mascot costume for Pucky when the Whalers were in town. Pucky made an appearance in the 2018-19 NHL Season when the Carolina Hurricanes held a "Whalers Night" event in honor to their franchise history originating with the Hartford Whalers.
Title: Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters
Content: Bear mascot (official name unknown): Only appeared on uniforms from 1949–1950. ; Boy wearing a hat (official name unknown): Only appeared on printed materials from 1972–1973. ; Hercules shooting a bow (official name unknown): Appeared in the logo until 1981. ; Boy wearing a uniform (official name unknown): Appeared in the logo from 1982–1987. ; Görotan (ギョロタン) (retired): a large red fuzzy creature with long feathered hair that served as mascot from 1980 to 1987. He is based on the sun. He often rode on a bicycle, but in later years he rode on a scooter. He was the first costumed mascot in the Pacific League. 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": They did not have a mascot in Hollandsche Manege.
Answer: True