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Bear cub pulled from tree for selfie released back into wild in western NC

  • A bear cub was released back into the wild in western North Carolina after months at a wildlife refuge following its rescue for selfies in Asheville.
  • The cub gained attention after a video showed people finding two black bear cubs in a tree, leading to their rescue by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.
  • The wildlife commission stated that the bear cub was healthy and is adjusting well to life in a remote mountain area, as indicated by GPS collar data.
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