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Cub buffet

May162011
Yum yum! So many choices!

All of the cubs are sampling and enjoying their expanded diet that includes yogurt, applesauce, and berries.  In this photo, Ham is trying to decide what to try next.  These foods are helping them to gain weight so they can be released out into the larger enclosure.  That’s where they will really learn to be wild bears!

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