The photographer raises the hand that isn’t holding the camera and says “bear bear bear bear bear!” The cub runs right past them and heads for the forest as they snap a couple photos of it ...

A tourist caught this video of the adora-bear duo on June 7, outside his Gatlinburg rental home. The bears came up onto the ...

The female black bear cub pulled from a tree for a selfie photo in North Carolina has returned to the wild, months after spending time in rehab care.

An adorable moment was caught on camera in Monrovia, California, on June 25, when a curious bear cub discovered a sprinkler ...

After months of rehab, a bear cub that a group pulled from a tree for a photo was released back into the wild, North Carolina officials say.

The details of a recent story about a rescued bear cub remind readers of the great possibilities of a child-valuing society. More than anything, it highlights how far off we are.

Climbing trees is a survival skill black bears utilize from a very young age, but perfecting the skill takes practice.

Watch this adorable video of a mama bear swimming with her bear cubs on her back in this deep Massachusetts Reservoir.

A duo of bear cubs was captured on camera trying their hands, or paws, at a backyard ninja course in California.

The Department of Wildlife Resources asks anyone who finds a stray bear cub to call them first. Wildlife officers will then assess the situation and, in many cases, take the cub to a rehabilitator.

“When you’re feeding these bears, you might as well be pulling the trigger on them," one expert warns amid a summer of local bear encounters.