Cub Treats
Mother bears teach their cubs about foods as they go through the seasons. Since the ABR cubs don’t have the benefit of a mother’s teaching, our curators offer many different…
Photos of and special feature stories about ABR bears, including bears
that TWRA and ABR have knowledge of from previous rescues
Cubs and Trees – a Great Combination
Our wonderful curators are very inventive in their ability to capture photos of Bennie, Jerry, and Carrie even though the threesome is in the Wild Enclosure where they can’t see…
Growing Cubs Love to Eat!
Our SC cubs (Bennie, Jerry, and Carrie) are thriving in the Wild Enclosure. They are foraging for the foods that our curators throw over the fence for them, and are…
Carrie Bear Grooms Herself
Here is a wonderful sequence of photos that our curators took, showing Carrie Bear grooming. Bears groom themselves to get rid of ticks and to keep their fur clean. In…
Food for Cubs
Curator Coy is really working on providing natural foods for the cubs. Just the other day, he found some wasp nests, and very carefully removed them from the surface to…
Three TN Bears
The three TN bears, Boston, Oscar, and Annie, are in the acclimation pen, their last stop before they are released into the Wild Enclosure. These three are eating plenty of…
Three Little Bears in the Wild Enclosure
Here are some recent photos, taken by our curators, of the three SC bears foraging for the food that has been thrown over the fence into the Wild Enclosure. They…
Cubs + Watermelon = Summer Fun
The Townsend IGA donated some watermelon for the cubs. Although the 3 TN bears (Boston, Annie, and Oscar) were not interested, the SC threesome (Bennie, Jerry, and Carrie) dug right…
Three Little Bears in the Wild Enclosure!
A few days ago, our threesome, Bennie, Jerry, and Carrie, stepped out of the acclimation pen and into the Wild Enclosure! This was a big step for them, and is…
More about Boston and Annie Bear
Boston was alone for quite a while, although he enjoyed playing with his stuffed bear friends, Panda and Charley. Annie Bear was being “bullied” (sorry for the anthropomorphizing) by her…