More About Marvin
When we posted about the arrival of Marvin, Cub #204, a few days ago, we told you that he was being housed temporarily in the pen in the Cub Nursery,…
When we posted about the arrival of Marvin, Cub #204, a few days ago, we told you that he was being housed temporarily in the pen in the Cub Nursery,…
Another three-month-old cub arrived at Appalachian Bear Rescue over the weekend! He had been found in a backyard, when he wandered in – alone. The homeowners watched him for a…
In the two previous posts, we told and showed you how the curators moved the cubs from the Cub Nursery into the large, outdoor Acclimation Pen. Here is the final…
Yesterday we showed you the preparations and the move of the two cubs from the Cub Nursery, where they have lived since arriving at ABR on April 4th, to their…
Bonnie Blue and Ridgeway have made good progress since arriving at ABR just 2 weeks ago. The curators decided that they were ready for a move into the big outdoor…
Our little two-month-old cubs, #202 (Bonnie Blue) and #203 (Ridgeway) are getting bigger. Here are some photos, taken a couple of days ago, that show the cubs in their pen…
At the age of about three months, our little cubs are cutting their baby teeth. This is an important milestone in their development, as it means that very soon the…
In the picture above, Cub #202 (Bonnie Blue) is showing her best wild bear behavior. Look at her little mouth, and you will see that she is blowing (called “huffing”…
Although our curators do not spend much time in the Cub Nursery, going in only to feed the cubs and clean up after them, they are able to record what…
The two little cubs are growing and getting stronger. As you can see in this photo, they are both sitting up rather than lying down. Ridgeway (on the left in…