The black bear cub, one of two snatched from a tree outside an Asheville apartment complex in April, is female and was estimated to be about 3-4 months old at the time of the incident, according ...

The bear cub, pulled from a tree outside an Asheville apartment complex, is estimated to be 3-4 months old and is eating and drinking, officials said.

Wild Bear Cub Pulled from Tree for Selfies Is 'Doing Well' in N.C. Animal Refuge's Care The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission rescued the cub, who is currently living with an orphaned ...

FAIRVIEW, N.C. -- The bear cub recently pulled from a tree to take selfies is recovering at a wildlife refuge in Candler, North Carolina. It happened in mid-April.

A bear cub pulled from a tree in Asheville last spring for a "selfie" was just released back into the wild, according to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC).

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. She was taken in by ...

Back in April, a group was caught pulling bear cubs from a tree to take photographs with them, as seen in footage shared at the time by ABC 11 affiliate WLOS. (A second cub was seen running away ...

A black bear cub rescued after being harassed and pulled out of a tree for a photo op has been released back into the wild. Wildlife officials found the female cub wet and cold in a retention pond ...

“Bear cubs are resilient animals, and it looks like this cub won’t be an exception.” The video, taken April 16 at an apartment complex in Asheville, shows people yanking the baby bears off a ...

ASHEVILLE - A bear cub snatched from a tree at an Asheville apartment complex this April has been successfully rereleased into the wild, according to rescuers.

A bear cub in a tree caused a bit of a ruckus at a southern California high school, photos show. The cub climbed up into a tree across the street from Crescenta Valley High School and stayed there ...

We understand the community gets excited when we get to see wildlife, such as the bear cub near Crescenta Valley High School, and it’s a benefit of our wonderful community! That said, we ...