Black Bear Cub, Who Was Pulled from a Tree for a Selfie, Successfully Released Back into the Wild. ... the cub was given a tracking collar and identifying tags and marks to track her in the wild.

A bear cub who was hauled out of a tree and separated from her family in April is now back in the wild and doing just fine, say North Carolina wildlife officials.

Born as a cub in 1996, 399 was given the numeric identity by researchers with the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, who outfitted her with a radio collar to track her movements.

An orphaned black bear cub, whose future was at one point uncertain, has found a new, permanent home at Sequoia Park Zoo in California. The hairless bear cub was rescued in El Dorado County ...

As temperatures heat up, a mother bear was spotted giving her cub a swimming lesson at a pool in California.. Video footage captured by a resident shows the mama bear and her cub take a dip in a ...

The cub is the youngest black bear cub San Diego Humane Society has cared for. “I’m really proud of everyone here and what we’ve accomplished with this little cub,” Welch said.

The cub, who was nearly two months old when he was taken in, is the youngest black bear the organization has ever cared for, according to Autumn Welch, the society’s wildlife operations manager ...

So bear-y excited! Two-month-old cub abandoned by its mom bounces around after being rescued. The young black bear cub will be at the facility for year before he can be released back into the ...

Autumn Welch dons a fur coat, leather gloves and a bear mask for work these days, then enters an enclosure to feed and fawn over a 12-pound (5.4 kg) black bear cub who she hopes will consider her ...