5 bear cubs released back into wild in Colorado

5 bear cubs released back into the wild in Colorado after rehabilitation
Two sets of rehabilitated bear cubs, five in total, were released into two different locations outside of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, on Wednesday, wildlife officials said. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) said the bears were orphaned this summer in mid-July near Durango, Colorado.
‘Joy is felt by all’ as orphaned bear cubs return to the Colorado wilderness. See it
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Photos: CPW releases 3 orphaned bear cubs in Jefferson County
After months of rehabilitation, three orphaned bear cubs were released in Jefferson County by Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Monday.
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A Jefferson County resident called Colorado Parks and Wildlife when she spotted a small bear cub in her yard in late June.
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Wildlife officers took the orphaned cub to a rehabilitation facility in Del Norte in southwestern Colorado, where “staff go through great pains to make sure bears don’t see or interact with humans to keep them as wild as possible,” officials said.
Four months after their capture, Durango bear cubs return to the wild
With a bound, a tumble and not a second of hesitation, three bear cubs fled the open crate and disappeared from the clearing. Two of the triplets paused for a moment,
Three orphaned bears released back into wild in Colorado
Three orphaned bears were released back into the wild in Colorado. In late June, a homeowner found a small cub, likely unattended, wandering on her property and alerted local Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officers.
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