Bear cub yanked from tree for ‘selfie’ released back in wild

‘Selfie cub’ that was pulled from tree for photos is released back into wild
ASHEVILLE, N.C. ( WBTV /Gray News) - A bear cub who was taken out of a tree for selfies has been released back into the wild. The bear gained international attention after a video taken in April showed a group of people taking it out of a tree in Asheville, North Carolina, and posing for photos with it.
VIDEO: Bear cub yanked from tree for ‘selfie’ in North Carolina finally released back into wild
A bear cub, one of two pulled from a tree as a person posed for a photo, has been returned to the wild, according to North Carolina wildlife officials. The bear was released last month in an undisclosed,
Asheville 'selfie' orphan bear cub released back to the wild in Western North Carolina
A bear cub that became famous following a viral video of people pulling it from a tree and taking photos with it has been released back to the wild.
Bear cub returned to the wild after being harassed by locals in North Carolina
The bear was released last month in an undisclosed, remote mountain area in western North Carolina, the state's Wildlife Resources Commission announced Wednesday. A brief video of the release shows the cub bounding out of a carrier toward the camera on a ...
Bear cub pulled from tree for 'selfie' in North Carolina released back into wild: Watch
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.
Bear Cub Yanked Out Of Tree For Photos Has Been Returned To Wild After Rescue
Wildlife officials found the female cub wet and cold in a retention pond at an apartment complex in Asheville, North Carolina, in April. A witness had called authorities after seeing a group of people yanking two struggling cubs out of a nearby tree in attempt to take photos with them.
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Video: Bear cub yanked from tree for ‘selfie’ in North Carolina mountains released back into wild
The bear was released last month in an undisclosed, remote mountain area in western North Carolina, the state’s ...