What Happens to Orphaned Black Bear Cubs in North Carolina? - N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission

Every spring, black bears emerge from their dens and become more active. It’s also the time of year when black bear cubs may get separated from their mother as the family group

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Raising an orphaned cub from Greenfield so it can return to a

Find a Bear Den, Leave it Alone - N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission

Silly' bear known for lounging with all 4 of her paws in air dies

N.C. wildlife officials: leave bear dens alone

Be prepared for possible spring animal encounters

Baby black bear cubs rescued by North Carolina Zoo

Be prepared for possible spring animal encounters

Black bear Coverage

Baby Season Can Mean Bear Conflicts - CCN - Columbus County News

Got a black bear den under your Asheville home? NC Wildlife

A black bear raided a garage freezer. As it walked into the house

North Carolina Black Bear Hunting May Be Expanded to 3 Sanctuaries