Sugar Bear and Sweet Pea Bear
Sugar Bear and Sweet Pea Bear are very elusive since they moved into the outdoor acclimation pen. They show good wild behavior, hiding whenever they sense that a curator is…
Sugar Bear and Sweet Pea Bear are very elusive since they moved into the outdoor acclimation pen. They show good wild behavior, hiding whenever they sense that a curator is…
Last night (April 28th) a TWRA officer brought two more orphaned cubs to Appalachian Bear Rescue. They are a brother and sister and were found in the Johnson City area…
Curator Coy set up a trail cam the other day, to see if he could observe the cubs during an evening through to the next morning. The camera captured some…
Click here to see a curator-filmed sequence of the two cubs in their new, large, outdoor pen. They are strengthening their muscles as they practice climbing. You will see one cub…
The crate was left in the Acclimation Pen for a day or two, to provide security if the cubs needed something familiar. But it didn’t take them any time at…
In order to eliminate human contact as quickly as possible, the curators decided that the cubs were ready to leave the Cub Nursery and move to the much larger Acclimation…
Things in the Cub Nursery are pretty lively since the two cubs, Sugar Bear and Sweet Pea Bear are together. Curator Coy captured these images of the cubs and their…
The curators keep an eye on the cubs in the Cub Nursery by way of a baby monitor. By watching and listening remotely, they do not have to enter the…
After Cub #198 (Sweet Pea Bear) had been at ABR for just over a day, she and #197 (Sugar Bear) met. The divided pen in the Cub Nursery had housed…
Last evening (April 12th) ABR received our 198th cub, and the second cub of 2014. Another female, she came from Kentucky. Curator Coy met the KY officer in Morristown TN,…