Orphan bears

Why are the bear cubs rescued?

• They are tiny and lack fatty tissue to survive the cold.

• They are orphaned during hunting season.

• They are scared and alone.

• All of the above.

How does the family prepare the bear cubs for release into the wild?

• They teach them how to hunt and fish.

• They provide a den-like environment and limited human contact.

• They train them to interact with humans.

• They feed them only wild-caught food.

What is the size of the enclosure where the bears learn to live independently?

• 500 square meters

• 5,000 square meters

• 50,000 square meters

• 500,000 square meters

What activities do the bear cubs engage in while in the enclosure to prepare for the wild?

• Playing with toys and human caretakers.

• Learning to forage for food, climb trees, and eat berries.

• Watching educational videos about survival.

• Practicing hibernation in artificial dens.

How old are the bear cubs when they are typically released back into the wild?

• 3-6 months

• 6-12 months

• 15-18 months

• 24-30 months