"This spring black bear cub would stop playing with his two brothers and stare me down. I think he was trying to figure out what kind of bear I might be!" says Carl Sams.
Everyone seems to love black bear cubs! The Wisconsin Black Bear Education Center’s mission is “to observe the habits of black bears in a real-life atmosphere and to provide educational experiences about black bears for people of all ages.”
In the article “Getting up close and personal with the wild black bear“, Traska , the center’s founder, says bears have an acute sense of smell. Their olfactory openings are located in the front part of the roof of the mouth.
Even the scent from a candy wrapper can cause a bear to come searching for food. More information.
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