Fur suits and strange masks: How handlers are helping orphaned bear cubs after Monrovia attack

Source: New York Post

Call it survival of the fuzziest — with a strange twist. Two orphaned black bear cubs from Monrovia, California are getting a second shot at life — but the humans caring for them are going undercover — as bears. The roughly 3-month-old brothers were taken in by the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center after their mother was euthanized for public safety reasons following multiple encounters with people, officials said.