Preparations
As winter approaches, ABR prepares for the releases of our cubs and yearlings. It’s time for them to return to the wild, where they belong. To facilitate this, the curators…
Not-So-Little-Cubs
Our cubs and yearling bears that we’ve referred to as “little” bears aren’t so little any more. They have been eating and eating, foraging and eating some more – and…
Wild Enclosures 2,3,and 4
We’ll take a peek into three of the 4 enclosures, to see what the bears are doing. Starting in Wild Enclosure #2, here is what we saw: We are glad…
Sleepy Time
No, this isn’t a repeat of our last post, it’s just that we have a collection of photos of sleeping cubs that we want to share. As you know, the…
A Lazy Day
When autumn comes, after all the weeks of eating and stuffing themselves, the bears begin to slow down. Not that they are done eating – far from it- but they…
Another Birthday!
Each month on the 22nd, we celebrate Cubby Birthday. ABR chose January 22nd as the official birthdate of all of our bears, because it falls in the middle of the…
Photos of Cubs
Today’s post is just about revisiting the cubs and yearlings at ABR to see how they are looking now. We think they look pretty great! Aren’t they a fine looking…
More Cubby Games
The Wild Enclosure #2 cubs aren’t the only ones who make up games to play, not by a long shot. Today we take a look at some other amusements dreamed…
Cubby Games
The ABR cubs, at 8 months of age, are like young animals of every species, including human. They like to play, and they often invent games to entertain themselves. These…
Sad News
We have posted several times about the very sick ABR yearling, Sycamore Bear and the problems that have caused him to be taken back to UT College of Veterinary Medicine…