A hesitant cub nearly took out a wildlife staffer as an officer released it into the Colorado wilderness, video shows. Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Northeast Region shared the video to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Wednesday, Nov. 27, and reflected on the agency’s typical advice to those who encounter bears in the wild.

A black bear cub that was pulled from a tree for a selfie in North Carolina earlier this year has been successfully released back into the wild.

The female bear cub's tracking collar shows she is adjusting well to life in the wild, according to the NCWRC.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers released two bears in Boulder County last Friday. Both bears spent months in a rehabilitation facility in Del Norte. Colorado Parks and Wildli

Of the 25 cubs rehabilitated at Frisco Creek this year, eight were released Wednesday following three others earlier last week.

After being rescued, all the cubs entered a rehabilitation center to grow and socialize before being released back into the wild.

Footage shows the heartwarming moment five orphaned bear cubs were released back into the wild. The back bear cubs - who are believed to have lost their mothers - were were released into woodland near Pagosa Springs,