Black Bear Cub Videos
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Tiny Bear Cubs in the Rain
These tiny newborn Bear Cubs were in a tough area with little food for Mum for much of the Spring, but have now found a much better spot with lots of lush green area recently nourished by the rain. This new area not only offers more nutrition, but much more dense forest will provide increased safety for Mum's tiny Cubs. It does not get much Cuter than tiny playful Bear Cubs in Nature.
Tiny Newborn Bear Cubs Nursing and Playing - So Cute!
The first newborn Bear Cubs seen this year are so tiny and cute! Mum has to leave the cubs to play in order to get some much needed sustenance, but is never far. When Her cubs of the year begin calling, she comes with purpose to nurse them. Shortly after, the Bear Cubs are right back to playing and discovering their new environment. 3 tiny Bear Cubs will be a pawful for Mum!
A Rare Bear Family - Newborn Cub, Older Sibling and Beautiful Mother
This Brown Phase Mother Bear not only brought out her newborn cub very early, but is also still in the care of her yearling cub. A very rare occurrence that we will not expect to witness again any time soon! Hopefully the little one is getting lots of Mum's Milk to grow stronger fast. The initial worry was that this tiny Bear Cub was stuck or injured, as it's sibling whizzed up and down the tree in such close aggressive proximity. This was a high human activity area that was extra tricky for all, however the Cub did come down and they may have found a much safer space by now.
Bear Family on a Rainy Day
Newborn Black bear cubs are born just a little larger than a hamster in the Den(January), but grow rapidly. By the time they emerge from their dens(usually April), they are typically the size of a house cat. This Cub is the smallest example of what we have ever seen in Canada's Rockies at this time of year... Hoping to see this charismatic little one do a lot of growing in the next few weeks.
Cute Baby Bear Cub in Canada's Rockies
This Cute Baby Bear Cub doesn't have any siblings, so Mom has to be the Play Partner. Even at a very Young age, this Bear Cub demonstrates his amazing ability to climb trees while eating Balsam Poplar Buds. You can see that Bears will often use their Mouth as an extra appendage, as well; especially when climbing down.
New Born Canadian Rockies Bear Cubs in Harms Way
Bear Cubs often unknowingly put themselves in Harms Way due to Territory they may be forced to use (other Bears), or simply Inheriting a territory their Mother has Always Occupied. These three newborn Bear cubs are a great illustration of why we need to.. "Drive As If Their Lives Depend On It!" We could hear another Bear in the lower forest that was forcing this Young Family to place themselves in Harms way here.
Bear Cubs Play Fighting Becomes Aggressive in Canada's Rockies
While Bear Cubs will play fight and snuggle each other with family Love most of the time, whenever they become hungry or know it's near meal time, their playfulness can become instinctively aggressive. These types of interactions can become quite ferocious if hunger and food sources don't align, even among 5 month Old Sibling Bear Cubs like these. After any scuffle is over, it's usually right back to family love again.
Bear Cubs Zipping Up and Down Trees then Nursing in Canada's Rockies
Bear Cubs Playfully Climb Up and Down Trees until their Mother Approaches to begin Nursing near dusk in the Canadian Rockies. Black Bear Cubs are exceptionally equipped for climbing trees, much like a Cat... and Very Entertaining to Observe!
Bear Cub Cuteness
Each Day in the Mountains, Nature provides Moments of Magic. Here are a few Magical Moments with tiny Bear Cubs.
Baby Black Bear Cubs Starting to Explore
These Baby Black Bear Cubs are Starting to Explore and have no trouble hitting the treetops. We hope they find a safe place far away from this road side.
Newborn Black Bear Cubs and Mum During a Heat Wave
These Newborn Black Bear Cubs(Cubs of the Year) did a good job of avoiding the Grizzly Bears in the area this Spring and Summer. The Heat wave was unavoidable, however. Many of the Adult mother Bears we have seen are much lighter than they might normally be right now and She shows it here. The Tiny Black Cub also seems to have been favoring a front paw both in June and July, but it did not seem to affect it's tree climbing ability. We hope these adorable survivors and this area of Canada's Rockies benefit from some much needed rain in the very near future.
Black Bear Videos
Tiny Bear Cubs in the RainTiny Newborn Bear Cubs Nursing and Playing - So Cute!
Black Bear Mating Season Pursuit
Newborn Brown Phase Black Bear Cubs on Mountain Side Road
Newborn Black Bear Cubs and Mum During a Heat Wave
Baby Black Bear Cubs Starting to Explore
Handsome Brown Phase Black Bear Searching for Spring Nutrients after Hibernation
Grizzly Mum and Cubs Stalked by Black Bear Boar
Bear Tries His Luck with Mountain Goats
Bone Crunching Bear ASMR
2 Big Bears and Spilled Grain
First Big Bear Encounter in Spring 2020
Bear Cub Cuteness
Bear Sleeps in Jasper, Alberta Town Tree for over 13hrs
Brown Phase Bear Cubs of the Year
The Rainy Day Bear Cub Today
Tiny Bear Cubs among the Paintbrushes 2019
New Bear Cubs of the Year in Alberta's Rockies 2019
Trio of Colors in one Canadian Bear Family
What do Black Bears Eat just out of Hibernation?
2 Black Bears Squabbling in a Tree
Bear Cubs Play Fighting Becomes Aggressive in Canada's Rockies 2018 HD
Bear Cubs Zipping Up and Down Trees then Nursing in Canada's Rockies HD 2018
Bear Family on a Rainy Day (2018 HD)
Bear Nursing Cubs at Dusk in the Canadian Rockies HD 2018
Bears When Territory Meets 2018 HD
Black Bear Siblings Getting Rough with Each Other
Brown Black Bear Family near a Rockies Roadside in 2018
Cute Baby Bear Cub in Canada's Rockies 2018 HD
New Born 2018 Canadian Rockies Bear Cubs in Harms Way
Young Adult Black Bear in Canada's Rockies Eating Poplar Buds 2018
3 Nursing Black Bear Cubs
Acrobatic Bear Up Tree Eating Balsam Poplar Seed Pods Jasper
Baby Bear Cubs Play Fighting in Jasper
Bear Cub of the Year climbs to Tree Top
Black Bear Mother with cubs Canada Rockies
Close Encounter with Black Bear
Mother Bear and Cubs in Canadian Rockies
Mother Bear with Playful Cubs of the Year
Mother Black Bear Nurses 2 Cubs of the Year
Playful Bear Cubs of the Year Play Fighting, Digging and Goofing around.
Very Large Black Bear Approaches Previous Feeding Site
Very Large Black Bear Eating at Feeding Site Canadian Rockies