The following photos portray Edna's newborn cubs. She had three total, two boys and a girl. By the end of their first season, the cubs were in good health, were staying close to their mother and appeared to have put on an adequate fat reserve to survive winter hibernation. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the bears will come out of hibernation in the spring at which time they will begin to grow much more rapidly and learn survival techniques crucial to their existence. |
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