Humans in Bear Suits Rescue Orphaned Cub: A Heartwarming Intervention

Wildlife employees wore bear suits to look after a two-month-old cub that was discovered weakened and isolated from its mother in Los Padres National Forest, California , in April.

Once the California Department of Fish and Wildlife failed to find the mother, the cub was transported to the Ramona Wildlife Center operated by the San Diego Humane Society.

The group mentioned that they don bear costumes to imitate nurturing behaviors and prevent the bear from forming attachments to people.

After 30 days, he is now stable, playful, and flourishing due to around-the-clock attention and specialized care, according to the San Diego Humane Society.

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