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Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

Growing Cubs Need to Eat!

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 28, 2014

Our four cubs are growing and filling out (and filling up!)  Here are some photos of recent foraging activities.  When they are back in the wild, they, like all black…

Cub Video is Fun to Watch!

YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradJuly 24, 2014

Our curators posted a new video to YouTube the other day, and we know you’ll enjoy it.  It is a trail cam video, and the first part shows us what…

4 cubs in tree

Another Rainy Day at ABR

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 22, 2014

The recent rains in Eastern Tennessee are welcome, as we have been short of rainfall this year.  And, as we said in our last post about the cubs playing in…

Sweet Pea with tongue out.

Cubs on a Rainy Day

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 21, 2014

What do bear cubs do when it rains?  Usually they do just what they would be doing if it were not raining.  In these photos that Curator Coy took the…

cubs up in tree

Cubs in Trees

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 20, 2014

They were at it again when our curator took these photos recently.  The cubs heard him approach and immediately scampered up their favorite tree.  This may be frustrating for those…

Cubs in the Wild Enclosure

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 18, 2014

Today we have some great photos of foraging cubs.  The images really give you a good idea of what the Wild Enclosure looks like.  As you can see, it looks…

Scene from a distance.

Playing in the Tree

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 16, 2014

The cubs were back in their favorite tree when Curator Coy took these photos.  They were playing and play-fighting.  Bear cubs play-fight to help develop some of the skills they…

cubs on alert

Forage – Eat – Repeat

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 14, 2014

In the wild, bears spend many hours looking for food.  Foraging is a way of life, and our cubs have to learn the skill if they are to survive in…

4 cubs foraging

Cooperative Foraging

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 13, 2014

You may have heard that black bears are solitary animals and this is certainly true of adult black bears.  Other than mothers with cubs, most black bears spend their days…

Tree Climbing

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJuly 11, 2014

As we have said, and you have no doubt observed, our four cubs spend a lot of their time in the trees – either climbing up, climbing down, or climbing…

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