Trying to keep an eye on triplets is hard work
We got to see two different sets of cubs while visiting a small area of Lake Clark National park. This was Agro and her three cubs.
It was so much fun watching the 3 cubs play. But the fun was balanced out with some drama the next day. We were cruising on the beach when our guide spotted a bear running. As we got closer, we realized it was a cub without its mother. Our guide quickly checked the meadow, and Agro was there with only 2 cubs. The cub was running in the wrong direction!
Heartbroken, we decided to leave Agro alone in hopes that she would eventually find her cub. The other lodge instructed all the other groups to leave Agro alone.
Fortunately, the next morning had a happy ending. We spotted Agro with 3 cubs.
The lost cub is that darker cub on the right (I think).
Trying to keep an eye on triplets is hard work
We got to see two different sets of cubs while visiting a small area of Lake Clark National park. This was Agro and her three cubs.
It was so much fun watching the 3 cubs play. But the fun was balanced out with some drama the next day. We were cruising on the beach when our guide spotted a bear running. As we got closer, we realized it was a cub without its mother. Our guide quickly checked the meadow, and Agro was there with only 2 cubs. The cub was running in the wrong direction!
Heartbroken, we decided to leave Agro alone in hopes that she would eventually find her cub. The other lodge instructed all the other groups to leave Agro alone.
Fortunately, the next morning had a happy ending. We spotted Agro with 3 cubs.
The lost cub is that darker cub on the right (I think).