A couple of days ago, our curator reported that the cubs stayed in the trees for the entire day.  Here are the results of picture-taking, but the cubs are so high up that it’s impossible to tell which cub we are seeing.  By staying high in a tree, the cubs are behaving just as they would in the wild.  As we have said before, the safest place for a bear cub is high up in a tree.  But when it comes to ABR cubs, it’s a bit nerve-wracking to the curators when the cubs are so very high off the ground.  Good thing that they have such excellent balance!

Cub in tree. We don’t know which cub it is.

The cub is still way up there!

Maybe we’ll have more identifiable photos next time.