Wildlife care workers in California suited up to take care of a two-month-old black bear cub. The San Diego Humane Society found the lost cub on April 12th, and were unable to find his mother. However, to make the bear feel more comfortable, employees don bear costumes and “mimic maternal behaviors.” This will also help prevent the bear from bonding with humans so he can return to the wild one day. The humane society said he’s receiving expert medical care and “bear-y” good dedication. (UPI)
Wildlife Workers Put On Mama Bear Costume

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