On the Prowl
The ABR cubs are often on the prowl for food. Their job while they are staying with us is to eat and grow big and strong for their pending release. …
The ABR cubs are often on the prowl for food. Their job while they are staying with us is to eat and grow big and strong for their pending release. …
In our last post we showed you photos of Otto and Rollo on a rainy day. It always intrigues us that bear cubs more often than not spend the day…
Bears and bear cubs do not mind rain at all. Their fur sheds water like a duck’s feathers. When days are hot, rain feels good to the cubs and they…
Now that the ABR bear population is down to two cubs, we will be looking closely at them from now on, and learning more about bear cubs as we watch…
Our last post reviewed the life that Bear #258 – Summitt Bear – had at ABR. In this post we will show photos of the actual workup and release back…
In our last post we provided a link to the short video of Summitt’s release. You saw him jumping down from the truck and running off into the forest. As…
(Technology is wonderful – when it works! We have been having computer issues for the last few days and have not been able to post. Our apologies.) We shared the…
Want to be entertained? Watch this amusing video of our two six-month-old cubs as they spend a sunny afternoon in their Wild Enclosure at ABR. Otto and Rollo are seen…
In our last post we reviewed the ABR “career” of Bear #262 (Dani Bear). We promised the photos of the actual workup and release would follow. Here is the rest…
We have been saying that the yearling bears would be released soon. On August 3rd, Dani Bear (#262) left ABR for the wild life she was meant to live. We…