5 bear cubs released back into the wild in Colorado after rehabilitation
Two sets of rehabilitated bear cubs, five in total, were released into two different locations outside of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, on Wednesday, wildlife officials said. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) said the bears were orphaned this summer in mid-July near Durango, Colorado.
Bear cub returned to the wild after being harassed by locals in North Carolina
The bear was released last month in an undisclosed ... One person could also be seen posing for a photo while holding one of the wild animals. After a loud screech, the person dropped the cub, who ran for a nearby fence. One cub was found later in a ...
The National Park Service advises tourists to stay 25 yards away from animals that are deemed “non-violent,” like bison, elk, ...
The St. Louis Zoo has launched a new conservation initiative that will help support research, fieldwork, and outreach for ...
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Video: Bear cub yanked from tree for ‘selfie’ in North Carolina mountains released back into wildThe bear was released last month in an undisclosed ... One person could also be seen posing for a photo while holding one ...
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