More Cub Photos
We have photos of some of the ABR cubs in each enclosure today, but not all of the cubs. The curator can only take photos if cubs are visible, and…
Photos of and special feature stories about ABR bears, including bears
that TWRA and ABR have knowledge of from previous rescues
We have photos of some of the ABR cubs in each enclosure today, but not all of the cubs. The curator can only take photos if cubs are visible, and…
The curators report that the cubs in this enclosure have become “pals.” They forage together, wrestle together, and generally get along well. In Wild Enclosure 4, all the cubs except…
Here is a video of three of the ABR cub residents. Ellis arrived (with his brother Charley B) on August 7th. He has not been seen as much as some…
In this post we see two of the thirteen cubs in residence at ABR. These two are Marvin (Cub #204) and Bonnie Blue (Cub #202) sitting together in a tree. …
In our last post we shared some information about hyperphagia, the “feeding frenzy” that hits all bears from late summer through fall. The ABR cubs, like their wild counterparts, are…
If you are a confirmed ursaphile you know about hyperphagia. If not, let us explain. Hyperphagia is an eating frenzy that hits all bears around this time of year. They…
The cubs residing at ABR have many choices of activities. Choices that are very much like what they will have when they are back in the wild. Here are some…
Bear cubs are learning every day. They are alert to any unusual smell, sound, or sight and will bolt and climb the nearest tree when even slightly alarmed. This reaction…
A few days ago, there was an intruder at ABR – an intruder bear, that is. Curator Coy saw an “extra” bear in one of the Wild Enclosures, and quickly…
As you know, the cubs at ABR come from different places and different families although we do have some siblings (Bonnie Blue and Ridgeway; Ellis and Charley B; the “3P’s”). …