A heartwarming video shared by Colorado Parks and Wildlife shows a baby bear being released into the wild after four months of treatment for various injuries. ... red injuries on her paw.

The baby bear was “not [in] terribly bad condition, but dehydrated, so he must have gotten burned early on in the fire,” Curtis said. “He could move but not very well. ...

It's not clear how the injured grizzly lost her paw, but a bicyclist found a grizzly bear paw on April 11 on a road where, last fall, a sow grizzly and three yearling cubs had been seen.

The baby polar bear was born Dec. 19 at the Hagenbeck Zoo in Hamburg, but the birth was not announced until April 27, ... The baby polar bear resting on its mother’s paw.

A hungry bear broke into a California home and helped itself to a “sampler platter” before leaving behind a trail of evidence — in the form of sticky paw prints, news outlets reported.

A 3-month-old black bear got his paw stuck under a 40-pound boulder in Virginia — leaving him crying and trapped for days, wildlife experts said. The less than 10-pound cub, from Lexington, was ...

Baby Bear will need to remain in their care for up to a year. The 16- to 17-month period that a cub typically spends with its mother in the wild is crucial to learning how to survive in the wild ...