Orphaned Monrovia bear cubs on path back to wild after state euthanized their mom
After state officials made the controversial decision to euthanize a beloved Monrovia bear, the fate of her cubs was uncertain.
After state officials made the controversial decision to euthanize a beloved Monrovia bear, the fate of her cubs was uncertain. Now, the 4-month-old brothers are making promising progress toward returning to the wild.
Original reporting: LA Times — California.
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