The Rainbow Triplets
The rainbow triplets – Indigo, Juniper, and Lavender, were the only cubs out on another rainy day. They had an interesting time, in the same location as last year’s Beary…
The rainbow triplets – Indigo, Juniper, and Lavender, were the only cubs out on another rainy day. They had an interesting time, in the same location as last year’s Beary…
We have some photos of various cubs and yearlings and how they spend their time at ABR. Clover and Sycamore, recently returned from UTCVM, are back where they belong and…
Our last post was about Sycamore at UT. We have another of our bears who is a patient at the College of Veterinary Medicine. Curator Tom noticed that Clover was…
Our poor little yearling, Sycamore, has continued to have problems. After his enthusiastic munching of the Peanut Butter Pill Pockets with his medicine, he suddenly lost interest in them. In…
Continuing from where we left off last time, here are some additional cubs and yearlings who are getting chonkier. The curators are watching Aralia and Clover closely. So far, they…
As we have said, when bears (including cubs) are in hyperphagia they eat almost nonstop, around the clock. As a result, they get chubbier and chubbier, or chonkier, if you…
We said we hoped to have photos of the cubs in Wild Enclosure #1 and Wild Enclosure #2, since they had all disappeared on the recent rainy day. As luck…
Another rainy day meant cubs in trees and out of camera range, but we have photos of the cubs who are inside the Hartley House and the Red Roof Recovery…
Our last post was very brief because of computer problems. We’re going to continue our “What is New?” update on the cubs and yearlings outdoors. We are glad that the…
Computer and Facebook problems have severely curtailed the photos for this post – we apologize, but we did manage to capture a few images to share with you. We’re sorry,…