#spring cub

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Mother Bear with COYs by David & Shiela Glatz Via Flickr: Mother Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) got spooked by another bear, so she quickly crossed the stream with her 2 cubs of the year (COYs) or "spring cubs". Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.

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25KAT085 by Betsy Bear

this is a photo taken of bear 26 and her two beautiful little spring cubs a month or so ago walking along the shore of Naknek Lake which the Brooks river flows into. this photographer took alot of great photos of the bears she saw on her visit to Brooks Falls this summer.

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25KAT165 by Betsy Bear

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25KAT166 by Betsy Bear

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25KAT095 by Betsy Bear

this is a photo taken of bear 26 helping one of her very cute little spring cubs get up a tree a month or so ago at Brooks Falls.

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Black Bear Balance by David & Shiela Glatz Via Flickr: With their amazing sense of smell, abundant energy and uncanny agility, Black Bears (Ursus americanus) are excellent trackers. This tiny spring cub was high up in a wet tree. No idea what he was "tracking" - probably an insect - though he looked very serious about it. Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary, Orr, Minnesota.

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Black Bear Balance by David & Shiela Glatz Via Flickr: With their amazing sense of smell, abundant energy and uncanny agility, Black Bears (Ursus americanus) are excellent trackers. This tiny spring cub was high up in a wet tree. No idea what he was "tracking" - probably an insect - though he looked very serious about it. Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary, Orr, Minnesota.

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Peek-a-Boo With Black Bear Cub *in explore* by David & Shiela Glatz Via Flickr: Tiny Black Bear (Ursus americanus) cub is unsure of whether to look at photographers or continue climbing the tree. Here it does a bit of both. Northern Minnesota.