Among those animals are also some of the zoo’s newest babies: twin sloth bear cubs and two koala joeys. “I see guests with a lot more patience when they’re at the habitat,” Thomas said of ...

Knoxville is situated in the Tennessee River Valley between two major mountain chains, so bears may often pass through the city when traveling from one to the other. In the video, the young cub ...

A tiny black bear cub was crying alone in the California woods, his mother nowhere in sight. He was less than two months old and weighed about three pounds. Campers in Los Padres National Forest ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Amid growing controversy over the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s decision to release three orphaned bear cubs into the wild instead of move them to Appalachian ...

Both showed signs of predation by a larger bear. If that weren’t sad enough, the third cub was missing and presumed by many to be dead. But on May 15, Grizzly 1063 was spotted crossing a paved ...

Two bear cubs were safely captured after Georgia officials said their mother was shot dead by a resident. Screengrab from Bent Tree Safety & Emergency Management on Facebook Two bear cubs were ...

These three orphaned baby bears are safely back in the wild. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency picked up the cubs on May 18 after their mom was hit and killed by a vehicle on highway U.S ...

Conflict is more likely to occur with female bears when they have cubs or when bears are in the presence of dogs. As young bear cubs are not yet independent and therefore highly vulnerable, mother ...

It’s not uncommon for bear cubs to be left behind by the mother in this process. Many times, the mother will return if the cub is left undisturbed. However, sometimes the mother does not return ...

An orphaned black bear cub in California is being cared for by biologists in fur coats and bear masks Autumn Welch dons a fur coat, leather gloves and a bear mask for work these days, then enters ...

A 2-month-old black bear cub recently rescued from the woods is now being raised by a new, faux fuzzy foster family: humans dressed as bears at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center.