Fun in a Tree
The two cubs – Otto and Rollo – were in a tree, as usual. But their behavior was not the ordinary. See how they jockeyed for position and started in…
The two cubs – Otto and Rollo – were in a tree, as usual. But their behavior was not the ordinary. See how they jockeyed for position and started in…
The curators had not seen the cubs in their pool, although they could tell by the trampled grass that the pool had been used. Curator Janet scored the first sighting,…
Curator David was lucky. He was able to get photos of all five of the bears. The only problem was that Summitt and Dani, though both were visible, were not…
Veterinarians from the UT College of Veterinary Medicine made a house call to ABR to examine Hawkins Bear. When Curator Janet studied the recent trail cam footage of Hawkins, she…
The curators have mounted a trail cam in the Acclimation Pen that is Hawkins’ temporary home. The images allow them to monitor his health without going closer and causing him…
This post features Rollo prominently, because he was more visible than Otto during the curator’s short photo session. Someone had said he was “just a little peanut,” and these photos…
Otto and Rollo Bear, our five-month-old cubs, seem to be happy in their Wild Enclosure. They have adjusted well to a habitat that is very much like what their home…
Although ABR has had an excellent success rate in terms of cubs released from our care, we are fully aware that when dealing with wildlife, there are times when sad…
We have photos of Hawkins Bear today, taken by Curator David just before he had to leave the ABR facility rather suddenly. You will remember that Hawkins is a yearling…
The two cubs have had no trouble adjusting to their new, expanded habitat. In fact, we are quite sure that they enjoy being out in (almost) “the wild.” They are…