Cubs Released! Part 3
The third and last cub to be worked up for release on December 4th was #261 Rollo Bear. Rollo arrived at ABR in early May, weighing 5.5 pounds. He was…
The third and last cub to be worked up for release on December 4th was #261 Rollo Bear. Rollo arrived at ABR in early May, weighing 5.5 pounds. He was…
Our last post was about the release of #266 Apollo Bear back into the wild. In this post we will show the story of #259 Otto Bear. Otto was the…
We apologize for our lack of posts recently. Computer issues prevented us from posting. Now we are back in business and as the title tells you, the news is good!…
Curator David was away from the facility for three weeks. When he came back he was amazed to see how big the cubs have become. It’s true – they literally…
When Curator Coy observed the cubs he found them resting in daybeds. They didn’t even respond to the sound of food falling into the enclosure. It’s that time of year…
The curator threw peanuts over the fence and the cubs were very happy to eat them! But, as you’ll see in the photos, some of the peanuts became “accessories” that…
The main activities of the three ABR bear cubs are listed above – they rest, they get up to eat and then they do it again. If you recall how…
The three ABR cubs are so plump now that they cast round, chubby shadows. Here we have some photos of the cubs and their shadows on a sunny November afternoon.…
Those words describe the ABR cubs very well. As do any other synonyms for “fat.” We have showed the cubs eating for several months now, and the result of all…
Every month we celebrate the “birthday” of our cubs on the 22nd. ABR has chosen January 22nd as the “official birthday” of all bear cubs and yearlings who come to…