Boston Bear Plays with Panda
Boston Bear is enjoying his new quarters, since his recent move into the outdoor pen. He has more space, which has seemed to prompt him to be more active than…
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Three Little Bears Eating Solid Food!
Appalachian Bear Rescue has posted a YouTube video of the cubs getting their first taste of “solid” food. It is quite amusing to see how they approach this new experience.…
See Bennie Being Fed
This video on YouTube shows very clearly what it takes for our curators to care for Bennie and Jerry. It is an involved, and time-consuming process that takes place about…
Bennie and Jerry at Play
Babies of all species, human or animal, learn and develop through play. Bear cubs are no exception. Here is a short video of our two little cubbies playing in their carrier. …
ABR “Bear Bytes – the final video
If you follow ABR through our blog, website, and/or Facebook page, you are familiar with the letters TWRA, for Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. TWRA brings orphaned cubs to ABR and…
ABR “Bear Bytes- video #10
A question that we are often asked when we present an educational program is, “Do bears really hibernate?” Joel Zachry answers this question in today’s video. you will learn that…
ABR “Bear Bytes” – video #9
Every visitor to the Great Smoky Mountains hopes to see a bear. That is the most commonly expressed wish, when you talk to a visitor to our mountains. In this…
ABR “Bear Bytes” – video #8
In today’s informational video clip, Joel Zachry tells us how we can enjoy seeing bears from a distance, and how homeowners in bear country can avoid doing harm to their…
ABR “Bear Bytes” – video #7
In today’s video, Joel Zachry gives us advice on what to do when backpacking in bear country. This information is needed by anyone who spends time in the backcountry or…
ABR “Bear Bytes” video #6
Today we learn about appropriate behavior (for humans) when we are in bear country. It’s always good to remember that we are in the bears’ home. We need to be…