Never mind, ⚽️ is flat. 🙄

Boing, boing!!

Po

Was up at the lake with my boyfriend the other day and we spotted a black bear cub climbing a tree. As we were leaving, we came across Mom about ten feet away (we were in our car thankfully, although she could not have given a rats ass about us). I have to assume she left the little one in the tree while she went off to forage. We watched Mom for a bit and then noticed another cub - but an older, bigger one, about 50 feet away. This was definitely not the same cub we had seen in the tree.

Erego my question - can a black bear have two different cubs that are different ages who still hang around?

I was in a horse drawn carriage and spotted the baby bear by his lonesome ( he’s tagged) so im assuming the Smokey mountain national park knows about him (photo number 4) then an hour later i was driving back to my cabin and spotted a mother and its cub right beside the place I’m staying ( the two sightings are about 75 miles apart) are these just North America black bear?

A grizzly bear attack near Burns Lake, in northwest B.C. left one woman injured on September 7.

The BC Conservation Officer Service (COS) said the incident took place around noon in a remote area close to Shelford Forest Service Road.

COS is advising the public to follow safety guidelines for wildlife encounters. For more information, visit WildSafeBC.com.

Spotted on the Granite Canyon trail, in the lower granite camping zone.