A black bear cub that was pulled from a tree for a selfie in North Carolina earlier this year has been successfully released ...

The female black bear cub pulled from a tree for a selfie photo in North Carolina has returned to the wild, months after ...

In April, a group of people in Asheville, North Carolina, were filmed pulling the cub from a tree to pose with it for photos, at one point dropping the frightened animal.

Two sets of rehabilitated bear cubs, five in total, were released into two different locations outside of Pagosa Springs, ...

Of the 25 cubs rehabilitated at Frisco Creek this year, eight were released Wednesday following three others earlier last ...

Wildlife officials found the female cub wet and cold in a retention pond at an apartment complex in Asheville, North Carolina ...

The orphaned female cub was successfully released into an undisclosed and remote area in the mountains of western North ...

North Carolina wildlife officials say a bear cub has been returned to the wild after it was pulled from a tree as a person ...

It is illegal in North Carolina to possess or keep a black bear cub and the wild animal was rescued by NCWRC staff in a ...

Video the North Carolina Wildlife Commission posted online showed people pulling cubs from a tree in Asheville. One person ...

A pedestrian in the Indian city of Kanker got a terrifying fright when a bear suddenly attacked him from behind. Fortunately, ...