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It's me Sally!

Who is on my tree?

These cubs are gaining weight and will soon be released into the large enclosure with the other 9 cubs.  These last 4 have not been at ABR as long as the others, and are still underweight.  When they go into the larger enclosure they will learn the wild behaviors of the others that they will need when they are released.

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