ABR Bear Photos
All photographs on this website are the property of Appalachian Bear Rescue (ABR). The use of these photographs without ABR's express written consent is prohibited.
Enjoy these select views of bear cubs in temporary rehabilitative care, taken by ABR's official photographer using telephoto lenses from a safe distance outside of the cub enclosures:
| See currrent CUB PHOTOS and VIDEOS on our popular ABR FACEBOOK page! |
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Some Release Photos
This is an ABR cub immediately after release - she climbed the first tree for safely while she gathered her wits and surveyed her new surroundings. She soon dashed into the forest with her other released companions.
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In contrast, these two cubs show pure exuberance upon release! They never looked back...we had a quick second or two to photograph them (or not).
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Thanks for the second chance, ABR!
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Click HERE to see photos of wild bears in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, taken by ABR volunteer Chuck Cooper
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