An orphaned bear cub, initially pulled from a tree by individuals aiming to take selfies with her, is reportedly thriving at a North Carolina wildlife refuge. The cub, which was separated from its family during the incident, is recovering well and might soon be released back into the wild. This event has sparked discussions about wildlife interference and the responsibilities of humans in nature.
UNBEARABLY CUTE: Two little bears (and one big mama bear) spotted outside a home in Big Bear Lake, California. https://t.co/nYaSZDpeTn https://t.co/M6FWxhIe4x
Bear cub snatched from family by selfie-snapping fools is ‘thriving’ in refuge center https://t.co/wUfG9zcT6O https://t.co/EogO5CKbiK
An orphaned bear cub is doing well two weeks after she was pulled from a tree by a group of people apparently looking to take pictures with her, an animal rescue said Tuesday. https://t.co/uVRmMvlmyB
A curious young brown bear stopped by for a visit, much to the delight of these homeowners. 🐻 Check out more video here: https://t.co/n2MFwvySby https://t.co/bdEwGCuPSd
Bear cub pulled from tree for selfie recovering at NC wildlife refuge, could return to wild https://t.co/2V94I6qap8 https://t.co/jIUYX8go5a