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Cubs in Water – Video

The other day we showed you pictures of cubs in the water.  Here is a delightful video that our curator filmed, showing the 3 South Carolina cubs, Bennie, Jerry, and Carrie, enjoying a swim and a snack.  Doesn’t it look like they are having fun?  They are!  And they are continuing to learn lessons that they will use when they are back in the wild.

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