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Tiny orphaned black bear making new home at Alaska Zoo
By: Scripps National, CNN
and last updated 2021-05-17 13:25:49-04
The Alaska Zoo s newest resident is a tiny, orphaned black bear cub.
Baby Taglu weighed less than five pounds when he was found alone in the northern Alaska wilderness. On May 8, he was flown from the village of Kotzebue to the zoo in Anchorage.
Since his arrival in Anchorage, Taglu has been eating up a storm. The cub has his meals served to him five times a day by zoo staff. It really takes the whole crew for these babies because they get fed so much, Alaska Zoo curator Shannon Jensen said.