A 69-year-old woman was left seriously injured after she was attacked by a black bear, Wisconsin officials say. The Wisconsin ...

The orphaned black bear is being cared for by San Diego Humane Society staff dressed in costume so he does not get attached to humans.

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 ...

Gloves, a fur coat and a bear mask. The outfit sounds like avant-garde fashion, but it’s actually the uniform of caretakers at the San Diego Humane Society, who are raising an orphaned black ...

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 ...

Once frail, hairless black bear cub runs around happily before moving to new home: Watch The black bear cub will join Sequoia Park Zoo's two resident black bears, Tule and Ishŭng, who are both ...

Tiny bear cubs are just about as cute as can be. Take the ones in this video, for instance. They completely take over this backyard swing set and are having an absolute ball like a couple of human ...

The malnourished 2-month-old male bear cub was found by California Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists in Los Padres National Forest with no mother nearby on April 12, KUSI reported.

A 3-month-old black bear cub was rescued in Virginia after its paw was trapped under a 40-pound boulder, leaving it crying for days, wildlife experts said.

A tiny black bear cub was crying alone in the California woods, his mother nowhere in sight. He was less than 2 months old and weighed about 3 pounds.

A 3-month-old black bear cub was rescued in Virginia after its paw was trapped under a 40-pound boulder, leaving it crying for days, wildlife experts said.

Bear cub rescued from woods is being raised by humans dressed as bears By Sydney Page The Washington Post,Updated May 22, 2025, 2:53 p.m.