A mother panda with a baby panda cuddling her Polar bear cub jumping from ice flow to ice flow Two polar bears play fight,Wapusk National Park,Manitoba,Canada A coastal brown bear cub on a beach in Alaska Marsican bear cubs in the wild,Villalago,LAquila,Italy Giant Panda; Ailuropoda melan...
Apandais a type ofbear. The pandas in the picture above aregiant pandas. Ababy pandais called acub. Whenpanda cubsare born they are pink, hairless and tiny. It takes a few months for them to grow into cute, furry animals. Pandasare anendangered species. Only about sixteen hundredpandas...
Much like human mammas and babysitters, you can seeelephant matriarchsswatting the little ones and trying to keep them from getting into trouble and keeping them out of dangerous. Did you know that when ababy elephantis really upset about something, it is likely to take a mud bath? Even cu...
Red panda cubs, like many baby animals, are not very stable on their feet. Unlike hoof stock animals who generally are up and moving within the first hour of life, Red Pandas need lots of time, encouragement, and coaching from mom on how to safely navigate their habitat. As tree-dwelling...
‘panda diplomacy’ with accusations of China exploiting rare beloved pandas for geopolitical leverage. Nonetheless for pandas, the positive outcome remains bolstered insurance populations and renewed spotlight on sustaining native habitats which all captive pandas ultimately depend on. Any surviving cubs ...
Mother bears remain alert and defensive in protecting vulnerable cubs the first couple years of life. Male bears, specially large brown varieties, infamously guard territory and food sources. Overall though, despite intimidating builds, most bears avoid direct confrontation when possible and react aggres...